Titan Cameraman

1. #1Detaining Claw

   Keys: Detaining Claw, Detainer Astro Toilet

   The Detaining Claw is the Detainer Astro Toilet's primary weapons. The Detainer had a total of three of these arms, but lost two of them during his battle with G-Toilet in Episode 72. One of his lost arms was stolen by Titan Cameraman, while the other one was taken by the TV Men to analyze and mass produce the technology to the rest of The Alliance. The Detaining Claw appears as a long mechanical, segmented arm. At the end of each arm is a thin magnet shaped contraption that flows a bright orange/yellow energy. However, after Titan Cameraman had attached the Detaining Claw to the stump of his arm, the energy of the arm's end changed color to cyan. With the Detaining Claw, the user can catch physical and non-physical attacks and throw it back at the opponents, this including lasers, energy projectiles, or just simple objects. The Detaining Claws can also seemingly absorb energy itself. While the Detaining Claws does have multiple other abilities (such as absorbing the energy of holographic shields via mechanical tentacles launching out of the ends of the arms, or the ability to retract a blade from the end of the Detaining Claws to use as a close range weapon), Titan Cameraman seems to have only learned how to catch energy projectiles, absorb them, and throw them back at opponents.

2. #2Cameramen

   Keys: Cameramen, Titan Cameraman

   The Cameramen are one of the main characters of the Skibidi Toilet series and our way of seeing into the world, first appearing in Episode 1. They used to be the main enemies of the Skibidi Toilets. However, as the series progressed, they became situational allies against a common enemy - the Astro Toilets, specifically past Episode 74. They are a part of The Alliance, along with the Speakermen and the TV Men. The Camera race were the first Alliance members or Hardware Heads in the series and have been fighting the Skibidi Toilets from Episode 7 to Episode 74. Their main ability is to be able to take information in through their camera heads, recording their perilous battles, and record all the videos. They are also the backbone of the Alliance as the series progresses. Being more than espionage, they perform scientific research with other Alliance members to enhance all Cameramen, Speakermen, and TV Men alike, battles usually involve more cameramen than most races, they offer technology and decent combat performance, over time they are also the race with the most casualties as the result of their role as the main enemy of the Skibidi Toilets and as the main force on the battlefield. The Cameramen communicate non-verbally and don't make any sounds (except for Titan Cameraman, as he is seen talking in the end of Episode 72 and during Episode 73, although this might be due to Titan Cameraman attaching the Detaining Claw to himself). They use hand Gestures such as waving, pointing, giving a thumbs-up, shrugging, giving a thumbs-down, or showing the middle finger. These gestures have different meanings, such as appreciation, dissatisfaction, or disrespect. However, this is different for between certain cameras with a special connection. For some, they are able to communicate in a spiritual way, appearing in their past human form and speaking clearly to their allies. How this exactly works is unknown and will likely never be fully explained due to its nature.

3. #3Speakermen

   Keys: Speakermen, Titan Speakerman

   The Speakermen are one of the main characters of the Skibidi Toilet series, being the second faction to join The Alliance. They debuted during the 24th episode of the series, helping the Cameramen fight the Skibidi Toilets. Supportive, yet a bit reckless, they have helped the Cameramen in battle with their soundwaves and introduced some new technology. Speakermen are a recurring cast of characters in the series with several unique and notable members. In the series, there are many variants of Speakermen, each with their own unique abilities and characteristics. While slightly different and notably less rigid, their organization is very similar to that of the Cameramen. The group also has their own titan, known as Titan Speakerman, who was infected by a Large Parasitic Skibidi Toilet a couple of episodes after his first appearance. Titan Speakerman was eventually cured of his infection in Episode 57 and returned to being a powerful ally for the Speakermen and the rest of The Alliance. Speakermen seem to prefer melee combat over range, almost every unit being equipped with a decently strong (by their personal power level) close combat weapon. It is likely that all Speakermen have knives stored in their pockets. A few examples to support this are Episode 37, when a Large Speakerman used his knife to majorly damage the Prototype Skibidi Mutant; Episode 47, when Infected Titan Speakerman used his knife to break the TV of Titan TV Man, and both Speakerwoman and Dark Speakerman utilizing knives in later episodes. During the Astro Invasion, the Speakermen temporarily withdrew much of their fighting force in order to upgrade and prepare their armada for a full counter-attack against the Astro Toilets, made mention during a conversation between Titan TV Man, Scientist TV Man, and a Normal TV Man. This is not to say they were not as present in battles prior to the invasion, as shown from Episode 50 to Episode 77, appearances of the Speakermen were far from few and in-between, overshadowed by their more active allies, Cameramen and TV Men. However, after many episodes of preparation and hiding inside their base, with the release of Episode 78, the Speakermen armada would return in full force, their strength vastly enhanced and improved with new reversed-engineered astro technology obtained from fallen Astro Toilets, supported by a large and powerful army capable of challenging the might and superiority of the Astro invaders. To spearhead and lead the Speakermen counter-assault, a newly built semi-titan known as, Executor Speakerman, was deployed alongside the armada to wipe out any Astro Toilet presence on the planet. In Episode 24, the Speakermen made their first appearance with a large army consisting of Normal Speakermen, Large Speakermen, and Speaker Helicopters marching in while playing their faction's anthem. One Speakerman rescued the POV of the episode from the Hydra Strider Skibidi Toilet as the others swiftly defeated the wave of Skibidi Toilets. Afterwards, many of the Normal Speakermen began to celebrate the victory by dancing. Episode 25 is when the Speakermen introduced their Speaker Strider and the Toilet Car, the latter being used to bait a battalion of Skibidi Toilets into the path of the former. Just as the Speakerman driving the Toilet Car approached where the POV was, a Speakerman gestured for the POV to put on a pair of headphones. Once the Skibidi Toilets were in range, the Speaker Strider blew them away with a very powerful, continuous soundwave, causing the Skibidi Toilets to crash and explode. In Episode 26, a Large Speakerman rescued the POV-Cameraman from one of the bigger Skibidi Toilets by flushing it. Before the POV could get up, the Balaclava Skibidi Toilet made an explosive entrance, only for the latter to be immediately shot at by Titan Speakerman as he arrived on the scene and demonstrated his combat capabilities. The titan kicked and blasted the opponent in the face. Titan Speakerman swiftly defeated the Balaclava Skibidi Toilet and then sat on its corpse while looking at the POV-Cameraman. In Episode 32, Titan Speakerman was infected by a Semi-Large Parasitic Skibidi Toilet, giving Skibidi Toilets full control over him. This was a massive loss for the Speakermen, with many of them being massacred in the same episode. The infected Titan Speakerman went on to destroy even more of the Speakerman army, weakening them to a point where they were rarely seen for a long stretch of episodes. In Episode 57, the upgraded Titan Cameraman managed to disinfect Titan Speakerman. In Episode 59, it is revealed that the Speaker race went into hiding during the Infection Arc. After Titan Cameraman and Titan Speakerman killed the vacant Skibidi Toilets, many Speakermen, Large Speakermen, Speaker Strider, and Speaker Helicopters are seen entering the scene, dancing to their anthem. Seeing this, Titan Cameraman and Titan Speakerman firmly shook hands, signifying the reunification of the Cameramen and the Speakermen. In episodes 67-70, several Speakermen helped the Infiltration Squad enter the Skibidi Toilet base and kill the Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet. Unfortunately, all of them died in the process, Large Speakerman sacrificing himself to allow The Alliance members to enter the Alpha-Hills Labs in episode 67, Normal Speakermen dying at the hands of the Michael Jackson Skibidi Toilet in episode 69, and the Dark Speakerman dying after the battle with the Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet in episode 70. In the same episode, Titan Speakerman managed to get revenge on the Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet for infecting him by killing him. In Episode 78, the Speakermen have now prepared their armada and released to fight against the Astro Toilets. They are now powerful enough to be able to challenge the Astro Toilets, due to them reverse-engineering Astro technology. But most importantly, they created and deployed a Semi-Titan called Executor Speakerman.

4. #4TV Men

   Keys: TV Men, Titan TV Man

   The TV Men (alternatively spelled as TVmen) are one of the main characters of the Skibidi Toilet series, being the third faction of The Alliance, introduced as hidden characters throughout Episodes 34-37, before making their full and actual debut in Episode 39. Mysterious and terrifying to the Skibidi Toilets, they manifest in times of aid to kill the toilets by attacking through emitting hazardous light of some kind from their screens, flanking and maneuvering with the ability of Teleportation. They are also the first members of The Alliance that can speak in reverse. They can swiftly twist their head 360 degrees. They became a faction of The Alliance, assisting the Cameraman and the Speakerman in any situation in which they could provide support. One of the most important roles they play are logistics. Even though they are strong, their main weakness is their screen breaking, as they lose most of their abilities from this. The TV Men are humanoid figures with TV screens mounted on their heads. They project different types of light from their TV Screen. These forms of light can induce different effects on Skibidi Toilets, such as stunning, hypnosis, burning, and suicidal tendencies. All TV Men are capable of teleportation, even being capable of teleporting objects and other beings with them. They are one of the races capable of speech, and they also display their emotions via emoticons on their screen, quirks not possessed by other Alliance members. They are much less mobile compared to other Alliance members, seen only slowly walking (excluding their teleportation abilities). They are also decently equipped for melee combat, even though they don't prefer it. Apart from their titan, none seem to prefer combat, typically staying back and using their beams to play supportive roles. Some variants, such as Large TV Man, are known to be able to inhibit the teleportation abilities of others by sucking the black smoke away with their TV monitors. Moreover, they possess the ability to transmit video footage from a POV-Cameraman through their TVs. Before their introduction in Episode 39, the TV Men would be teased from Episode 34 to 37. The first time a TV Man made a full appearance was in Episode 39, where it helped the Cameramen defeat the Skibidi Toilets by using their light ability. This locked the toilets in place through some form of mind control. A larger variant then appeared in Episode 40, and directly after, Titan TV Man debuted in Episode 41. The arrival of the TV Men changed the tide of the war. However, the toilets quickly countered their abilities by inventing sunglasses in Episode 43, which were reverse engineered from the lens provided to the Cameramen. In Episode 44, Titan TV Man was upgraded with speakers, which allowed it to break the sunglasses and bypass their protection, turning him into Cinemaman. In episodes 45 and 46, Titan TV Man fought with the Infected Titan Speakerman, with Titan TV Man almost disinfecting him. This winning streak wouldn't last for long however, and he lost in Episode 47. In Episode 49, TV Woman appeared to destroy a few Skibidi Toilets and save 51MP Cameraman. In Episode 47, Titan TV Man suffered a crushing defeat at the hands of G-Toilet and Infected Titan Speakerman, with the infected titan stabbing his screen breaking it and leaving him unable to attack while getting attacked by Infected Titan Speakerman and G-Toilet. Luckily, Titan TV Man was able to retreat from the scene. After this incident, the TV Men were more focused on repairing and upgrading Titan TV Man, so they took less part in confrontations with the Skibidi Toilets. They still helped the Alliance in rescue missions such as episodes 49 and 66. In Episode 67, just as both Titan Cameraman and Titan Speakerman were about to be defeated by the Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet and G-Toilet, Titan TV Man arrived to save the day. He was able to scare G-Toilet away and neutralized the Scientist Mech with ease. The TV Men were very involved during this period, some members participated in the infiltration of the Skibidi Toilet bunker, while others like the Titan TV Man were clearing out toilets and hunting for G-Toilet. The TV Men also managed to get their hands on a detaining claw, and they are currently researching it. During Episode 74, they realized that there was a bigger threat than the Skibidi Toilets, and they needed to find out the truth. But it was too late for them, as the Astro fleet started their invasion and started decimating the Alliance. The TV Men were not that affected by this confrontation as they were able to retreat, but the same cannot be said for its allies. In episode 76, Normal TV Men collected the samples of the astro toilets for better upgrades. They teleported them to all Alliance bases. Meanwhile, Large TV Man rescued the cameramen and speakermen who fled the city of Asheville. In episode 77, a number of TV Men, such as Large TV Man, TV Woman and Titan TV Man rescued the cameramen and the G-Squad by killing the astro toilets that ambushed them and teleporting them to the base. All of the aforementioned TV Men had many upgrades, such as anti-gravity rings, detaining claws, speakers, shields, etc. Despite returning completely refurbished and upgraded, Titan TV Man has suffered many injuries in this episode. All his TVs are destroyed, he has lost two claws on his shoulders, has holes in his legs and is burning with purple fire. That was in Episode 77 (Part 3), at the end of that episode the Juggernaut Astro Toilet confronted the injured Titan TV Man. All of these events happened in the Battle of Denver. The TV Men have suffered significant damage, but have not taken any loss of members apart from the corruption of their titan. In Episode 78. The Scientist TV Man told the other Alliances to immediately cut the intel off due to the Astro Toilets finding and compromising one of their secret bases through the use of the Watchman of Doom (the corrupted and Titan TV Man).

5. #5TV Men Organization/Technology

   Keys: TV Men, Titan TV Man

   The TV Men are organized in a similar fashion as other Alliance factions. However, they are far fewer in number, and are more secretive in nature. They don't have a clear leadership, but it's presumed that the more powerful members such as Titan TV Man or Dark TV Man have greater authority. Scientist TV Man also seems to have authority over other units as the only, and therefore chief of, scientists. The TV Men are very technologically advanced. They possess teleportation capabilities, and have a variety of photon-based abilities at their disposal. They are also currently researching on Astro technology, which would also advance them in terms of technology. Unlike other Alliance factions, they don't have dedicated transportation vehicles, most probably because they don't need such vehicles in the first place due to being able to teleport and not really participating on the frontlines as much as the other factions. The TV Men have invented and developed a number of advanced technology. They are the first earth faction to have created energy blades which first appeared in episode 67 with titan tv man's return. The energy blade used by Titan TV man is a blazing and lethal melee weapon capable of slicing through G-Toilet's armor with ease. With an accurate strike, it's capable of deflecting physical projectiles like a missile as seen in episode 71 and parrying energy-based weaponry as seen in episode 77 against the Obliterator Astro Toilet. The energy blade is likely to be used by regular TV Men too as agents such as Larry and TV Woman have energy blades as weapons, although these weapons don't appear to be high powered with energy. The TV Men have also invented Titan TV Man's shoulder claws, which are capable of piercing and picking apart a piece of G-Toilet armor plates. As seen in episode 78 they have scaled these claws down to where regular sized TV Men can use them as primary melee weapons as seen through Scarf TV Man. The TV race brings along with it their primary ability which is their various photon based radiation, such as purple hypnosis radiation used by Normal TV Men, orange radiation that sets opponents alight used by TV Woman, white radiation that potentially blinds enemies and stuns them used by Large TV Man and the red screen of death used by Titan TV Man. The TV races photon based radiation holds high potential as seen with Dark TV Man, who showed the ability to affect the Armored Guardian Skibidi Toilet for a longer period of time with a lingering hypnosis effect. This indicates the potential for radiation such as Orange radiation to be upgraded with a lingering affect. The purple hypnosis orbs of G-Toilet also shows that TV energy can be researched and developed to be able to hijack opponents' weaponry such as Detainers claws, and that other types of photon based radiation can be created into energy based weaponry. Such as for example the white stun energy could potentially be turned into an orb that explodes creating a bright explosion that blinds the opponent. The TV race are the first faction on earth to create core absorption and until now the latest titan core technology out of The Alliance. This allows for Titan TV Man to absorb lasers and turn them into energy. It can also sap core energy of enemies and transfer energy to allies. They are also the first Alliance faction to have invented detachable screens as seen through TV Woman in episode 49 and with this have showed potential to create parasite technology. They have reverse engineered Detainer Astro Toilet's claw as shown by Large TV Man in episode 77 and have seemingly or possibly reverse engineered Warp rings as seen on Large TV Man and then TV Woman in episode 77 although this isn't confirmed. Lastly, TV teleportation ability has been developed to a point where it can be used to reflect enemy attacks as seen by Dark TV Man in episode 74. It is also able to teleport massive amounts of material and even buildings to a degree, used by Large TV Man to continuously teleport multiple containers and tons of cargo, while being used by the TV Base itself to teleport the entire base to a completely different location after the first location was found by the Astro Toilets.

6. #6TV Men Relations

   Keys: TV Men, Titan TV Man

   The TV Men are a long-time ally of The Alliance, and they have served them in several pivotal battles. Despite having good relations with the Alliance, the TV Men seem extremely reluctant to share certain information with them, keeping to themselves most of the time and showing minor distrust for other Alliance members, especially Cameramen. This was apparent in Episode 74, where the Scientist TV Man told the Dark TV Man to turn off the camera attached to him, to not give away any information. The TV Men are also a long-time enemy of the Skibidi Toilets. Despite G-Toilet repeatedly trying to have a truce with them, they disagreed, being hellbent on killing him. Only after the events of Episode 74 have they considered reaching a compromise with the Toilets. Even so, they were hesitant about the decision, especially Titan TV Man, who had a deep distrust towards G-Toilet. However, in Skibidi toilet 77, they would become true allies with G-Toilet saving the titan's life. TV Men (at least their normal variants) appear quite anti-social and extremely pragmatic, to the detriment of their relationship with the greater Alliance- for instance, in Episode 76, several normal TV Men refused to rescue a handful of Cameramen who were stuck too far from the main Alliance forces, instead focusing on recovering Astro Toilet remains, with one TV Man outright telling a Large Cameraman who was the POV-Cameraman, to stay back, calling the samples more important. At least one Trooper Astro Toilet chassis was delivered right to a Cameraman lab within minutes by that very TV Man so that the Cameraman science team could study it, with the other Astro remains presumably delivered to the scientists of the other subfactions. However, a few Cameramen present, including Camerawoman, were understandably outraged that their brothers were abandoned for the scrap, flipping off the TV Man and slamming objects over him, although the TV Man did not fight back and simply left, leaving the Cameramen with the valuable Astro remains. It should be noted that while the TV Men did abandon the episode's POV-Cameraman and his squad to their doom at the tendrils of Duchess Astro Toilet and other Astros, the TV Men still set up a designated evacuation point with Large TV Man for Cameramen and Speakermen, evacuating dozens of them in cargo crates, and gave that location for the POV squad to reach. That, and the city was quickly overrun by Astros, including the position where the POV-Cameraman was. Coupled with one TV Man saying that the samples were more important, it is clear that the TV Men were operating on a pragmatic doctrine, willing to sacrifice a small handful of Cameraman in return for saving a large number of Cameramen and successfully retrieving Astro Toilet scrap for study, potentially changing the tide of the war and saving far more Cameramen in the long run. It is also possible that if they took the time to teleport the POV squad and return to the city, they would've been overrun by Astro Toilets before they could recover the scrap, or at least the TV Men thought this way. Their pragmatic doctrine was further evident in Episode 77, where the Scientist TV Man was reluctant to help rescue the Cameramen, saying, "It takes sacrifice to achieve progress." He emphasized collecting better samples to upgrade first, rather than fighting the Astro Toilets right then. At other points in the series, TV Men have exhibited similar behavior, still aiding the Alliance—at least in the bigger picture—while acting rude and aloof towards individual Alliance members, such as a TV Man calling Plungerman an idiot while helping him flee in Episode 66 and Dark TV Man rudely telling Cameramen to mind their own business in Episode 74 (although he and other TV Men helped successfully rescue multiple critically wounded Alliance members from Skibidi Toilet custody). They have also been known to teleport away when danger presents itself, often leaving other Alliance members behind to face the threat alone; this could be due in part to their seemingly low numbers yet high importance. In contrast, Scientist TV Man appeared quite friendly with other Alliance members, as did TV Woman, who formed a close friendship with her female counterparts in the other Alliance subfactions. Titan TV Man also formed a friendship with Titan Cameraman and Titan Speakerman, willing to go into battle alone when the pair were crippled, and was distraught at the potential loss of Titan Cameraman, holding Titan Speakerman back from the Mothership Astro Toilet's fleet to not lose both his companions.

7. #7Cameramen Technology

   Keys: Cameramen, Titan Cameraman

   The Cameramen have invented and developed various technology. They were the First Faction on earth to create lasers as seen in episode 17 and these lasers were then used by the other earth factions (Skibidi Toilets, Speakermen, and TV Men). The Cameramen has developed their own version of heavy duty lasers which was used by Titan Cameraman and showed stunning properties when used by him against G-Toilet in episode 73. They were the first to create holoshields on earth as shown in episode 64 which is capable of blocking physical and energy based attacks,holoshields are now used by other races too due to their versatility. The cameramen have also developed them to where they can also serve an offensive purpose as shown by Fred in episode 77 who stunned the Specialist Astro Toilet by ramming into him with the shield and they have seemingly copied the Astro Toilets' hexagonal shield by creating their own version of it as shown in episode 79 as the Cameramen bases shield. The Cameramen represent the first Earth-bound faction to engineer a functional Gravity Arm. While the Astro Empire originally pioneered gravitational technology—as demonstrated by Duchess Astro Toilet—the Alliance's adaptation marks a critical breakthrough. Operational field data reveals that gravitational field manipulation can seamlessly catch and suspend high-yield energy projectiles in mid-air. Unlike traditional physical mechanical clamps, this non-contact vector field defense offers potential tactical advantages over standard detaining claws, theoretically enabling units to neutralize volatile plasma charges (such as G-Toilet's high-density green and purple energy orbs) without risking direct thermal degradation to the manipulator itself. Simultaneously, Plungerwoman's customized gravitational plungers exhibit functional parallels to Duchess Astro Toilet's gravitational tentacles, both serving as high-velocity tethering armaments. Given that standard Cameraman energy signatures carry electro-disruptive properties capable of overloading enemy circuitry, it is strongly hypothesized that her specialized plungers can channel targeted paralysis charges directly through the gravitational tether, disabling hostile mechanical systems upon contact. The Cameramen have engineered and integrated localized gravity technology into their close-quarters weaponry, enabling velocity degradation upon contact. Demonstrated in Episode 77 when Plungerwoman engaged a Specialist Astro Toilet using her gravity-enhanced plungers, this feature significantly reduces target mobility. The application offers a vital tactical countermeasure against high-velocity, agile hostiles, particularly within the Astro Toilet faction's high-speed unit rosters. The cameramen have been developing electric based weaponry shown by Plungerwoman's electric beams. In episode 79, they are researching Astro warp rings and further developing electricity based technology as seen through CH4D Cameraman. Electricity was first used in their stun rifles, which was used to stun Skibidi Toilets. Electricity could be used to stun or possibly disable enemy systems such as shield generators or maybe core absorption. The energy of the cameras is capable of stunning enemies as first shown in episode 57 by Titan Cameraman against G-Toilet or slowing them down as seen in episode 77 by Plungerwoman against the Specialist Astro Toilet, cameraman energy has been developed to a point where these effects have been integrated into their energy based weaponry such as the blasters of the Large Cameraman or Cameraman 3.0 or their Camera Striders. Following the acquisition of a live parasite specimen, the Cameramen engineered functional Anti-Parasite technology within a remarkably brief timeframe. This rapid technological adaptation proved pivotal during the dark phase, allowing Alliance forces to systematically disinfect infected troops and regain operational control. Furthermore, the faction has pioneered precision lock-on targeting systems—as demonstrated by Plungerwoman—and energy-based homing vectors, showcased by the Orbital Camera 2.0. When integrated with high-yield energy armaments (such as the Juggernaut Astro Toilet's primary blaster), this guided targeting capability presents catastrophic threat potential against agile airborne targets, rendering high-speed evasion virtually impossible. They have also developed Stealth detection and tracking technologies, this allows them to catch hidden enemies using stealth and to keep track off them and was first shown in episode 78 by the Buzzsaw Skibidi Mutant who's portable camera caught a Specialist Astro Toilet trying to sneak into the teleportation gas when Large TV Man was teleporting away. They have developed the Camera Strider which in its original form served a fire support role but with its upgrade, it can now serve a close air support or air superiority role. They have created energy weaponry for their infantry such as blasters, snipers, pistols/revolvers and large blasters as well as upgrading their vehicles such as the Plasma camera tank or the Camera van. The appearance of the Samurai Cameraman shows that the Cameramen are developing energy blades following the TV Men's creation of energy blades. The Cameramen as seen in episode 79 are still developing technologies. However the state in which they are in means that if they are saved from Watchman of Doom they will have to find a new base or develop their tech at speaker or TV bases and it is highly likely that they will not be the powerful leading main force for a while until Titan Cameraman returns and gets upgrades and with him,the creation of a Camera Armada to counter the arrival of a more advanced Astro Fleet is possible.

8. #8Speakermen Technology

   Keys: Speakermen, Titan Speakerman

   The Speaker race are pioneers when it comes to Blaster technology and Speaker based weaponry, they were the first to create blasters on a titan sized scale and their Speaker technology has high potential, the appearance of the Speaker Strider 2.0 showcased the sheer strength that soundwaves can have, the red lasers used by the Cameramen 2.0 and Large Cameraman 2.0 is also something they have possibly invented with collaboration from the Camera race. The Speaker armada showcased the technological potential of the Speakerman race, the invention of sonic boots for Agility shown by Speakerwoman in her debut and then with her return proves the impressive capabilities for Agility based tech the Speakers have the research and reverse engineering of Astro warp rings in such a short amount of time further proves their potential. Their Sonic based technology was even used by the Chief Scentist Skibidi Toilet, Speaker technology is capable of various things, such as reflecting lasers and blasts and causing damage to enemies as shown by the Speaker Strider 2.0. In episode 78, they have developed various ships for their fleet such as the previously mentioned Speaker Strider 2.0, the Speaker plane 2.0, the Regenerative Speaker Ship and potentially more unseen ships and troops. One thing that is really impressive is how the Speaker armada took at most 40 episodes to create the Speaker Strider 2.0 whereas the camera strider took the same number of episodes to create yet despite this the Speaker Strider is much more powerful than the Camera Strider, although this could be due to a different in the intended role each was intended to play as the Speaker Strider is a naval ship whereas the Camera Strider plays a close air support/air superiority/infantry support role. The Speaker Strider is superior to the Destructor Astro Toilet as seen in episode 78. The appearance of plasma based melee weapons is something they've been working on and is nothing new for them as Speakermen were seen using energy knives in episode 74 however what sets the Speakers apart from the other races is that they have developed energy based melee weapons further and to an impressive degree as shown by the Blade Runners and the Sledgehammers, they have developed warp rings for even their regular troops something the other races have yet to fully do, they have invented energy grenades used by their Regular Speakermen as shown in episode 78 against Hunter Astro Mutant. The creation of the Executor Speakerman is another impressive technological feat, his scythe is capable of absorbing lasers and blasters by spinning and can be thrown at opponents and return back to the Speakerman, their blaster technology is something we have yet to see the full potential off, with Juggernaut Astro Toilet's blaster as a sample we now have to wait and see the full strength and technological potential of the Speaker race in action.

9. #9Skibidi Toilets

   Keys: Skibidi Toilets, G-Toilet

   The Skibidi Toilets (stylized as ΣΚΙΒΙΔΙ, romanized as SKIBIDI) were the titular main antagonists of the Skibidi Toilet series created by DaFuq!?Boom! on YouTube. They were the primary adversaries of The Alliance before teaming up with them to top the Astro Toilets (the current main antagonists after the beginning of the Astro Arc) and becoming the tetartagonists of the series. Skibidi Toilets are a species originating from outer space and are designed as an army of singing, mobilized, sliding toilets with human heads which can turn humans into more Skibidi Toilets by singing the Skibidi Anthem. They often wield weapons and modifications, much like their main adversaries, The Alliance. They are responsible for numerous acts of aggression towards both their enemies and bystanders, as well as spreading the influence of the Parasitic Skibidi Toilet, which can be used to infect opponents and make them serve the Skibidi Toilets temporarily. Since Episode 68, the Skibidi Toilets seemed to be once again falling down in the war, as Titan TV Man took down their second most powerful unit, being Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet Mech. In Episode 71, it was shown that most of them (along with the G-Toilet, who seems to be their only leader since the demise of Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet) have decided to flee the war and go into hiding, with the Detainer Astro Toilet hunting G-Toilet down, however, he managed to severely damage the Detainer Astro Toilet in combat and forcing the Detainer to retreat. However, G-Toilet took massive damage in Episode 73 from the battle with the Alliance Titans. As of Episode 75, Skibidi Toilets began to actively ally themselves with The Alliance in order to counter the invasion of Astro Toilets. As of Episode 77, they are now equipped with stolen technology and weaponry from their extraterrestrial foes, rendering the Skibidi Toilets more powerful than ever. Each Skibidi Toilet's appearance can radically deviate from convention, yet the (formerly, now the gray toilets are the majority) of them tend to look like a typical white or gray ceramic flush toilet that seems to act like a shell to protect their interior, possibly located inside their tanks, and a human head extending from the bowl through a lengthy, flesh-colored neck. These heads are able to stretch out at least several feet, twisting and bending in any direction. Skibidi Toilet expressions often seem highly exaggerated, with enormous, manic eyes and often an unnaturally broad, ugly, elongated grin. The majority of Skibidi Toilet sport two handles: a traditional pull-down handle on the front portion of the tank and a pull-up handle on the topmost region. Both are similar in functions, with both flushing the connected head down its toilet's 'drain'. It is unknown where the toilet drains are in the Skibidi verse. Despite these similarities, variations of Skibidi Toilet differ in numerous ways, not including any adjustments to the clothing they donate and the weaponry they carry. Some may even possess a bathtub or urinal, have multiple heads mounted on their stretchy necks, be developed from distinct fixtures, boast alternative colors (like dark gray) and/or possess unique dimensions ranging from tiny to colossal (with some reaching the height of more than 70 Meters), Skibidi Toilets showed to consistently over time grow in size, from regular to giant, most easily noticeable on examples of DJ Skibidi Toilet and Cat Skibidi Toilet. Their overwhelming presence on battlegrounds can be felt by all, accompanied by the sound of their Anthem, which many sing with unswerving zeal. Many Skibidi Toilets are specially designed and used for combat. Normal White/Gray Skibidi Toilets form the basis of their society since they are the most common and widespread variants of their species. They are not generally made for combat and some don't appear to fight at all, as evidenced in Episode 9 and Episode 27. Skibidi Toilets are a mysterious alien origin that originated somewhere in outer space after G-Toilet and some of the members of the Astro Toilets have been exiled from Astro World after leading a revolt against the Astro Toilets’ to build his own empire and and arriving on planet Earth in most likely in the US State of Ohio. G-Toilet began gradual take over of Earth, infecting humans via causing them to hear the Skibidi Anthem, eventually almost wiping out the Human Race. The Skibidi Toilets were initially driven by widespread destruction, launching a global war seemingly out of a desire for combat and human assimilation. While individual toilets occasionally display hesitation or fear of death, most relentlessly attack perceived enemies with whatever weaponry they possess. Following the Astro Toilet invasion, their main priority shifted from chaotic conquest to sheer survival—though many still charge into battle with their signature manic smiles. Despite losing much of their original human intellect, the Skibidi Toilets remain surprisingly strategic. They consistently engineer advanced technology, execute complex military operations, and maintain a functional society complete with a distinct hierarchy, written language, religious traits, and political structure. Loyalty within their ranks is exceptionally high, with lower-ranking toilets routinely sacrificing themselves for their leaders. Whether this stems from G-Toilet's charismatic authority or a lack of individual autonomy, these sacrifices appear voluntary, especially since G-Toilet rarely treats his subordinates as mere expendable fodder.

10. #10Skibidi Toilet Communication

    Keys: Skibidi Toilets, G-Toilet

    All of the Skibidi Toilet verbal "communication" is formed from the opening lyrics of the song "Skibidi Toilet" or snippets of those opening lyrics. The song is a sped-up remix/mashup of the songs "Give It To Me" by Timbaland and Nelly Furtado (The most common and popular one), and "Dom Dom Yes Yes" by Biser King. They are shown to repeat the opening lyrics in full and in short snippets, indicating that it serves as a form of speech as well as their battle cry. They are seen to "talk" in Episodes 17 and 60, where they have been saying "skibidi" repeatedly although it is used in a speech-like manner meaning it is an individual, composed dialect made by the toilets to communicate to one another but is yet to be fully deciphered and comprehended. It is unknown where the Toilets learned the "dialect", but they don't communicate using a real language. Even when all toilets know every earthly language, they think their "skibidi" language is more advanced and superior than human speech. The Astro Toilets, although a very much different species from the Skibidi Toilets, have demonstrated that they are much more willing to comprehend and communicate in human language. Speaking in anything besides Skibidi seemed to be abnormal among the Toilets, seen by two male Skibidi Urinals killing a Female Skibidi Urinal when she sang different lyrics and not the Anthem. Another instance of that is two Sleepwalk Skibidi Toilets being locked in a prison cell for Experimental Toilets in Alpha-Hills Labs, likely due to them signing a completely different song which is not Skibidi. As of Episode 73 it became much less of a problem, as more and more toilets begin to speak in normal English. Some Skibidi Toilets also can laugh or snicker, most notably including the Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet. Usually, the bigger the variant of Skibidi Toilet, the slower, deeper and more bellowing their singing tends to be. Skibidi Toilets appear to have a set writing system, using the modern Greek alphabet, Which means they can read, write, and even make complex documents and possibly even literature. They utilize this along with their "dialect". Smarter Toilets, like the scientists, appear to be literate, although it is unknown if other Skibidi Toilets can read or write as most of them are almost exclusively used in combat.

11. #11Skibidi Toilet Movement/Durability

    Keys: Skibidi Toilets, G-Toilet

    Skibidi Toilet have been shown to move in a wide variety of ways. This variety is greatest among the more elite members of their army. The most common way they transport is by sliding normally across the floor. Skibidi Toilets are also surprisingly durable, able to resist being struck by heavy blunt objects and even most bullets short of anti-vehicle rounds, notably being capable of damaging and killing Alliance members without hurtIng themselves, each of them being presented as able to dent walls, survive great falls and being bulletproof. However, they are still far from invincible, as seen when Cameramen threw Skibidi Toilets off a highway and the thrown toilets promptly exploded upon impacting the ground in Episode 12. Additionally, an attacker can stun them by striking them hard with a punch, sound waves, or blunt objects. Their main weakness is their lack of limbs to dodge and block attacks, relying on their head, because of this, they can be easily flushed if they do not have other means of movement. However, they can be killed even by physical means, as seen in Episode 46, where Titan TV Man had killed Vacuum Skibidi Urinal by using his claws to impale into his brain. So far, all Skibidi Toilets show ruthless aggression and violence, swiftly lunging at and attacking anyone they deem a threat with little hesitation or mercy by headbutting or biting their victims. They will only hesitate when proudly repeating their anthem. They are shown to attack in multiple ways, such as biting, ramming, and shooting. Skibidi toilets will usually ambush and "jumpscare" the POV-Cameraman at the end of an Episode, like in episodes 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. At 0:23, triple 11, 12 with the laser (possibly) 13, and 14 with the explosion. Leading Skibidi Toilets have demonstrated high intelligence, they have strong scientific capabilities, and are sometimes shown working in laboratories led by a single chief scientist. They quickly develop countermeasures to any abilities and technologies The Alliance gains and produces. They also regularly show tactical know-how by baiting and ambushing The Alliance's forces. Skibidi Toilets are knowledgeable beings that use strategy and their overwhelming numbers to bring an apocalypse to the Alliance. Upgrades are a crucial part of the Skibidi toilet Army. Most if not all upgrades were primarily created by the Chief Scientist. Upgrades are usually seen with either higher tier toilets or the army's fodder.

12. #12Astro Toilets

    Keys: Astro Toilets, Overseer Astro Toilet

    The Astro Toilets are an extraterrestrial race of conquerors that resemble household toilets, known to be far larger in scope, power, and technology compared to the Skibidi Toilets. They are currently the primary antagonists of the series after the beginning of Astro Arc started. The Astro Toilets are known to incorporate futuristic technologies, such as various high-tech weaponry and gear. Unlike their lesser-powerful counterparts, Astro Toilets are extremely skilled at utilizing tactical advantages and militarized strategies against their enemies on the battlefield. They are also incredibly durable in combat, as seen in episodes where conventional technology and weapons like rockets and firearms barely even damage them, with some of them even managing to survive decapitation. After G-Toilet's failure to prevent the disinfection of Titan Speakerman, they attempted to execute him after an unknown discussion, unaware it was a decoy. Even so, the attempt was unsuccessful. After failing to do so due to the Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet Mech intercepting, they cut ties with the Skibidi Toilets, planning to take over the planet alone without allying to any side. Their current goals are to execute G-Toilet, their former commander, for treason and to take over Earth by wiping out all of the planet’s life. However, this will not be easy now as The Alliance and the Skibidi Toilets have teamed up and are stealing their technology. In Episode 77, they had successfully hijacked Titan TV Man's Void portal, allowing their soldiers to pour in and destroy most of the TV Men headquarters. In addition, they also managed to corrupt Titan TV Man with a Core-penetrator, brainwashing him into an enslaved minion against his allies. Although the TV Men successfully escaped from the Mothership's orbital strike, their laboratory was left in ruins, significantly halting their technological research and production rate and demoralizing their fellow Alliance members. In Episode 78, they were ultimately attacked by the Speakermen armada, who were upgraded. Multiple Trooper Astro Toilets, Specialist Astro Toilets, Strider Astro Toilets, Interceptor Astro Toilets, Obliterator Astro Toilets, a Destructor Astro Toilet, and an Impactor Astro Toilet were all killed by them. As of now, they sent multiple Obliterator Astro Toilets, Destructor Astro Toilets, and a Carrier Astro Toilet to fight the armada. In Episode 79, they attacked the Cameramen Headquarters to the brink of destruction, the attack was led by the Duchess Astro Toilet, with Watchman of Doom, 2 Obliterators, and dozens of regular Astro troops, the attack eventually led a majority of Cameramen as well as Plungerwoman, to come out, this allowed the 2 Obliterators to deploy floating TV Screens to shine the Red Screen of Death, which caused the Cameramen to come to a halt and lose their main base, with survivors retreating to the Speakerman Base afterwards. In Episode 80, they clashed with the Speakermen again, along with CH4D Cameraman and SWAT Skibidi Mutant after they used the Speaker beacon to lead them to the area. The fight was back-to-back until it eventually ended with all of the Astros in the area dying to the Titan Speakerman, who has now been sent to the battlefield with new upgrades. DaFuq!?Boom! mentioned their name in the description of Episode 60, which was referring to Assailant Astro Toilet and Detainer Astro Toilet, after which all toilets that work with them count as "Astro Toilets". Features unique to all Astro Toilets include: Levitation that can be concluded to be an unnatural technology as the G-Toilet has lost this ability and requires thrusters to propel himself. Thus, part of being an Astro Toilet is the privilege to don a Static Warp Levitator, though it might also be naturally inherent since some Astro Toilets can levitate without one. Space warping and nigh instantaneous speed technology adjustable to approaching light speed, appearing to be derived from the Static Warp Levitator, which the G-Toilet currently lacks. A Helmet with stripes indicating rank. Eyes that glow red may also develop into lasers. Even defected Astro Toilets like G-Toilet and Giant Flying Skibidi Toilet showcase this ability. Higher levels of intelligence and tactical awareness than most members of the Alliance and Skibidi Toilets. They can strategize against the moves of their opponents in battle, make complex plans to succeed with their goals, and are skilled with creating advanced technology, weaponry, and upgrades. Superhuman levels of resilience, which allows them to survive devastating injuries that are fatal to normal humans and the majority of Skibidi Toilets, such as decapitation, brain injury or being reduced to a skeleton. Having to live up to "one eternity", they have an extremely long lifespan even before the Alliance and Skibidi Toilets even existed. Presumably existed around ancient times and quite possibly far before. By referring to the definition of the word 'Astro', it is described as being related to stars or other celestial objects, meaning that the Astro Toilets were entities with astronomical origins, which is proven by Episode 74 Description - "astro fleet invades the earth". Astro Toilets may also be classified as toilets that are capable of flying without any support (Jetpacks, Helicopters, etc.) as most Astro Toilets have demonstrated this, but possibly it comes from the Static warp levitator. Many of them also possess technology, mostly for offensive purposes, that is extremely advanced and often glows orange or red.

13. #13Astro Toilet History

    Keys: Astro Toilets, Overseer Astro Toilet

    The Astro Toilets are said to be a grand and powerful interstellar race of conquerors that mysteriously resemble household toilets, existing for an extremely long time, and having a record of many conquered worlds to expand their empire across the universe. At one point, some members within their faction, such as G-Toilet and the Giant Flying Skibidi Toilet committed treason as a form of rebellion against the systematic class discrimination and oppression under the Astro Empire, and as punishment were exiled to Earth to start a conquest along with a handful of other possible defected Astros, among which are Flying Spawner Skibidi Toilets and Normal Flying Skibidi Toilets. Alternatively, the two might have escaped and started assembling their army and Science Team from Humans on Earth, infecting them with the info-hazardous Skibidi infection coming from their voice that assimilated nearly all of them. Unfortunately, the Giant Flying Skibidi Toilet dies thanks to one of the Cameramen's vehicles at the time, the Camera Dropship, which deployed two Large Cameramen in order to flush him. The Giant Flying Skibidi Toilet dies due to being distracted towards the Camera Strider. Sometime later, G-Toilet finally got found by Astro Toilets, and from the looks of it, he seemingly managed to somehow gain their trust to help conquer the planet, likely with the help of Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet, another possible former member of the Astro army, which led to the Astros dispatching several of their soldiers and one of their commanders, Assailant Astro Toilet, to support G-Toilet and Chief Scientist Toilet. Astro Toilets made their true and upgraded debut in Episode 51, in which Rocketeer Astro Toilet appeared to oppose Titan Cameraman, firing his rockets and dodging shots from the titan's railgun. The Rocketeer Astro Toilet showed himself to be quite a formidable opponent, shown by him surviving many deadly attacks from the Titan that would easily kill almost any other large toilet. Along with its impressive durability, the Rocketeer dodged two railgun shots with simple difficulty using its possible hover device, forcing a close confrontation and ending with getting flushed and this shows that Astro Toilets are lot stronger, more capable, and more durable than Skibidi Toilets. The Astro Toilets appeared once again in Episode 53. Assailant Astro Toilet, which killed a Large Speakerman, before being forced to retreat by Titan Cameraman 2.0. After that point, the Astro Toilets, allied with the Skibidi Toilets continued to wreak havoc and threaten the security of the forces of The Alliance, including Episode 55, where they caused significant damage. Shortly after they were first introduced, the Astro Toilets probably supplied the Skibidi Toilets with lots of weapons and advanced technology, allowing them to sustain and strengthen their war effort against The Alliance. Evidence of this is seen with the appearance of several powerful toilets such as the Flamethrower Skibidi Toilet and the Skull Dismantler Skibidi Toilet. In addition to that, they may have also allowed the Skibidi Toilets to teleport, as the Skibidi Toilets only started to teleport after the Astro Toilets were introduced. Notably, the Astro Toilets also participated in the successful destruction of the Parasite Disabler Laser Tank 2.0 by distracting Titan Cameraman 2.0 so Skull Dismantler Skibidi Toilet could destroy it, in which the operation would not have been successful without the Assailant Astro Toilet. From there, they continued to attack Alliance targets until their apparent betrayal. The ties between the Astro Toilets and Skibidi Toilets were severed in Episode 60, when two Astro Toilets (the Assailant and the Detainer) attempted to assassinate G-Toilet, when they didn't realize that it was a copy of himself. After he had failed to prevent Infected Titan Speakerman from getting disinfected in Episode 57, which resulted in the Titan restoring his allegiance with the Alliance, they decided to execute him, after which the Detainer grabbed his head and the Assailant started to loading his shot to finish him off. However, before unleashing his attack, the Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet Mech tore off the Detainer's drill and entire left claw, forcing him and the Assailant Astro Toilet to abort and flee from the scene. After their failed assassination of the Decoy G-Toilet, the Astro Toilets entered an eight-episode long hiatus until Episode 68. In that episode, the Assailant Astro Toilet was seen quietly observing the battle between the Titans and the G-Clones, possibly to get info on Titan TV Man. He just hovered there without doing anything, probably just watching the Titans during the battle to get an idea of how they fought, and the fact that he didn't help the Toilets may further indicate that the Astro Toilets are not allied with the Skibidi Toilets anymore, and are instead their own faction in the war. Based on the Assailant's observation of Titan TV Man, perhaps another member of the Astros sent him to gain information on the Titan, possibly so they could make their own Astro Titan eventually. In Episode 70, Detainer returned, and was now vastly upgraded to the point of being as strong as Titan Cameraman and Titan Speakerman. He first tore apart the mech of the DJ Skibidi Toilet to later throw him away, which further suggests that the Astro Toilets are now against the Skibidi Toilets, before engaging with the titans, thus meaning that they are against both sides and they want to be the ones to conquer Earth, seeking to eliminate everyone that is not their species or under their subjugation.

14. #14Astro Toilet History Part 2

    Keys: Astro Toilets, Overseer Astro Toilet

    At the end of Episode 71, the Detainer Astro Toilet was looking for G-Toilet to finally finish him off. A fierce encounter between the Detainer Astro Toilet and G-Toilet occurred in Episode 72, with G-Toilet outsmarting the Detainer Astro Toilet, critically injuring him and almost killing him off. However, the Juggernaut Astro Toilet interrupted the battle and saved the Detainer Astro Toilet. Meanwhile, the Alliance Titans also arrived the scene trying to attack both sides. This caused both the Astro Toilets and G-Toilet to retreat, ending their latest encounter. In the opening POV sequence of Episode 74, an Astro fleet is seen purging a nighttime battlefield at an unknown location. A Carrier Astro Toilet passes overhead shortly before an Interceptor Astro Toilet executes a nearby secondary Cameraman observer. Meanwhile, the main POV-Cameraman monitors Titan Cameraman, Titan Speakerman, and Titan TV Man as they recover from their clash with G-Toilet in Episode 73. The Assailant Astro Toilet warps directly onto the field, flanked in the distance by two observing Destructor Astro Toilets. Assailant fires his ion cannon at Titan Cameraman, who swiftly redirects the plasma energy using his newly acquired detaining claw. Assailant dodges the redirected beam and a follow-up strike with a side flip, taunting the Titans before warping away. Immediately after, a massive Astro battle fleet exits hyperspace. The arrival of the colossal Mothership Astro Toilet emits a kinetic shockwave that severely disrupts the POV feed. As both factions open fire, Titan Cameraman charges into the enemy formation, knocking down a Destructor to cover the retreat of Titan TV Man and Titan Speakerman. As the Titans dematerialize, the Astro armada redirects its full pursuit toward Titan Cameraman, leaving his status unconfirmed as of Episode 74. Now, in Episode 75, we could see them taking over the city, killing a lot of Toilets and camera attack helicopters, we could also see the Carrier Astro Toilet deploying the Interceptor Astro Toilets in this Episode, not much happened, but the most important part was that the second Astro Toilet got killed, in a union of The Alliance and the Skibidi Toilets. But this last part is non-canon since in the Season 25 remake of Episode 75, the Scout Astro Toilet survived only being heavily damaged. In Episode 76, we could also see them taking over the city, destroying everything. A new type of Astro Toilet can be seen here, referred to as a Trooper Astro Toilet. Multiple of them were killed in battle, but caused severe damage. In part 2, some of their troops attacked the Laser Drifter Skibidi Toilet, carrying a few Cameramen and the Rocketeer Skibidi Mutant. Later on, an Impactor Astro Toilet shows up and destroys the toilet, and the bridge he was crossing. Then the remaining survivors were surrounded by a group of Astro Toilets, which include the Duchess Astro Toilet. She kills the survivors one by one, tears the POV-Cameraman's body parts and melts a Balaclava Laser Skibidi Toilet's skull after he interrupted her rampage. The Assailant Astro Toilet shows up and informs her about the missing squad, to which they go searching for the squad, while the POV observes the Carrier Astro Toilet destroy the entire city. In Episode 77, we see how the Astro Toilets cleared and destroyed the remains of the city and finish off the Skibidi Toilets and the Alliance. Then, when they notice humans, they were immediately killed as opposed to attempting to convert them. A Specialist Astro Toilet arrived and he fought POV-Cameraman. The G-Squad shows up and kills him. Then, mutants from G-Squad, especially Berserker Skibidi Mutant try to convince the POV-Cameraman for a team up before being flipped off by him. Then, reinforcements arrive. After an Interceptor Astro Toilet gets killed by Michael Jackson Skibidi Toilet, his head comes back to life and starts screaming very loudly and tries to kill the POV-Cameraman, but gets thrown by Berserker Skibidi Mutant, exploding. After the POV gets convinced for a team up, Berserker Skibidi Mutant says "LET'S GO!". After this, more Astro Toilets arrive at the scene to attack the G-Squad. When the POV sees the SWAT Skibidi Mutant getting attacked by the Astro Troops and a Specialist Astro Toilet, he rushes to save him and kills the Astro Troops with his portable laser. Eventually, the SWAT mutant gets up and decapitates 3 Astro Toilets by throwing his sickle. He smiles at the POV for helping him, then flies off. Throughout the rest of the episode, numerous Astro Toilets attempt to annihilate their enemies, but are quickly dispatched by the Cameramen 3.0 and the G-Squad. Much later several strong astro toilets, such as a Obliterator and Interceptors, attack the Cameramen 3.0 and the G-Squad, forcing them to flee. After a while, they shift their attention to the TV Men who had appeared on the battlefield to rescue their allies. An Obliterator, Impactor and Destructor died at the hands of Titan TV Man, but managed to severely injure him, destroying/shattering all of his TVs, two claws on his shoulders and setting him on fire. After that the Juggernaut Astro Toilet arrived, confronting Titan TV Man, saying "YOU... ARE NOT ESCAPING THIS TIME." referring to Episode 74, in which he teleported with Titan Speakerman to the base. The two stared at each other, followed by Titan TV Man starting to teleport away, but the Juggernaut Astro Toilet prevented this from happening, forcing him to fight. The Juggernaut Astro Toilet fought against Titan TV Man. At first, the Titan had the upper hand, surprising the Juggernaut Astro Toilet by revealing his detaining claw and stealing his cannon, however, the Juggernaut Astro Toilet tricked and humiliated him by making the Titan think that he left the battlefield. After nearly destroying him, the Skibidi Toilets and G-Toilet arrived at the scene to save Titan TV Man. The Juggernaut Astro Toilet decided to chase after G-Toilet.

15. #15Astro Toilet History Part 3

    Keys: Astro Toilets, Overseer Astro Toilet

    But it was revealed that the Astro Toilets had a plan. The battle between Titan TV Man and Juggernaut Astro Toilet was specifically designed to severely damage or even eradicate the TV race. It operated as follows: 1. The Juggernaut Astro Toilet would severely injure Titan TV Man, making him unable to defend himself later on. 2. Titan TV Man would try to teleport out of the battlefield in a very bad condition, but due to the fact that he was severely damaged, he was unable to do it quickly. 3. The Assailant Astro Toilet would make an orange tornado by spinning his warping ring to open the gate. 4. The Duchess Astro Titan would be able to capture Titan TV Man from the TV Men Headquarters with the help of her tendril cannons. 5. A pair of Interceptor Astro Toilets with trackers would enter the TV base and begin destroying everything inside to do as much damage as they can. 6. The trackers would allow the Mothership Astro Toilet to locate the TV Men Laboratory, giving this Astro an opportunity to liquidate the base once and for all. That part of the plan didn't turn out to be entirely successful because the Scientist TV Man had managed to teleport the TV headquarters to a safer place, although the damage is enormous. 7. With the help of a core hijacker, the Astro Toilets would manage to corrupt Titan TV Man, making him their new unwilling servant. Subsequently, the Assailant Astro Toilet would give him a new title - Watchman of Doom. In the last extra scene of Season 25 we get to see the aftermath of the chase of the Juggernaut Astro Toilet and G-Toilet, both arriving at Oregon, USA. The Juggernaut asked G-Toilet what was the point of the fight they were having which G-Toilet replied with: 'You tell me', Juggernaut then told G-Toilet to accept his defeat with honor if he still had it but G-Toilet asked why was he being so hostile reminding him of how they managed to conquer worlds together and that for him he was always like a brother, but for the Astro Empire he was just an expandable pawn which Juggernaut replied with a more aggressive tone telling him: "STOP YAPPING AND FIGHT ME!". Juggernaut then went and started attacking G-Toilet once again, but G-Toilet used his holographic shield to protect himself as he simply didn't want to fight his old friend, but he wanted him by his side which Juggernaut replied with: "JOIN YOU... AFTER YOU HURT MY BABY?" Juggernaut then proceeded to attack him again, but G-Toilet had enough so he grabbed Juggernaut, slammed him to the ground, and then hit him several times. In the aftermath of the clash, G-Toilet temporarily vanishes into the surrounding gloom, his voice echoing from an undisclosed distance. Reappearing shortly after, he issues a direct invitation to Juggernaut Astro Toilet, urging him to defect and join his cause. Skeptical of G-Toilet's overtures, Juggernaut directly challenges his resolve, reminding him that one of the Alliance Titans—alongside a vital high-ranking figure close to G-Toilet—remains under the direct mind-control of the Astro Empire. Juggernaut grimly inquires whether G-Toilet possesses the cold willingness to eliminate his former allies when the critical moment arrives. G-Toilet merely smiles and responds with quiet defiance: "They would have to find me first." Enraged by the dismissive response, Juggernaut raises his massive armored fist to strike G-Toilet down. However, the impact passes harmlessly through a dissipating light field, exposing G-Toilet as a remote holographic projection while his actual physical body had already safely evacuated following his earlier hit-and-run assault. Before the projection fades completely, G-Toilet delivers a final, chilling revelation: a supreme secret weapon is currently undergoing preparation. He urges Juggernaut to align with him before the weapon is unleashed, issuing a subtle yet lethal warning—expressing a desire not to see Juggernaut's offspring left parentless—just as the hologram dissolves into empty air. Juggernaut Astro Toilet was left thinking on what G-Toilet said, but not shortly after a Carrier Astro Toilet and the Assailant Astro Toilet arrived, with Assailant Astro Toilet asking Juggernaut where G-Toilet is, which Juggernaut replied: "Commander escaped..", which Assailant immediately got much closer to Juggernaut replying with: "Commander?! I. Am . Your. Commander." Which he then continue with: "You already failed me twice! Shall I doubt your efficiency or loyalty? Lock in. Your next failure will be your last." Juggernaut told Assailant that he will not fail him, Assailant Astro Toilet then told Juggernaut to go back to Astro Mothership and get repairs but, after saying this, he noticed the POV-Cameraman, which Assailant then said in Astro language: "Annihilate this place." Assailant Astro Toilet then warped away from the scene with Juggernaut doing the same but not before looking at the POV for a few seconds to then leave, as the Carrier Astro Toilet and an Obliterator Astro Toilet started annihilating everything in their path. In Episode 78. One of the Astro Toilets including Hunter Astro Mutant, a skilled killer, and alongside with the Duchess Astro Titan, their goals were to: 1. Find one of The Alliance's secret bases to compromise. 2. Kill the remaining survivors which were Cameramen, Speakermen, Skibidi Toilet and the humans.

16. #16Astro Toilet History Part 4

    Keys: Astro Toilets, Overseer Astro Toilet

    When one of the Alliance members: Dark TV Man, Scarf TV Man, Larry, Large TV Man, Large Cameraman and the Buzzsaw Skibidi Mutant arrives at the battlefield to fight and defeat one of the Astro Toilets in Eastern Europe in Episode 78. When Larry and Buzzsaw Skibidi Mutant were left behind by one of the retrieving groups. Hunter Astro Mutant battles the Buzzsaw Skibidi Mutant, when he was about to kill the Buzzsaw Skibidi Mutant. He and the other remaining Astro Toilets were attack by the Speakermen armada. With Hunter Astro Mutant almost being killed by Executioner Speakerman and retreats. The remaining Astro Toilets were killed during the battle, with the remaining astro toilets fighting against the Speakermen Armada, until a fleet of Obliterator Astro Toilets and Destructor Astro Toilets started appearing left and right, before an Astro Carrier warps into the scene, smiling menacingly at the Alliance and Skibidi Toilet units. In Episode 79 (Part 1), the Astro Toilets found the Cameramen headquarters. After a Specialist Astro Toilet barges in and warns the Alliance that the Astros have targeted their base, the CH4D Cameraman, who is the upgraded version of the 51MP Cameraman, kills it. After this, the alarm goes off and it shows outside that the Astro Toilets are attacking the base. The Skibidi Toilets and the Alliance fight most of them to which they succeed. It is until the Duchess Astro Titan arrives and taunts them by saying, "Fools! You have no idea who's coming!". After this, the Watchman of Doom arrives and kills many of the Alliance and Skibidi Toilets. The Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet Mech tries to attack the Watchman of Doom, but to no avail. He fights back by using a doomblade on it and completely destroying the mech. The injured Isaac Kleiner Skibidi Toilet gets out of it before it explodes. After this, the Astro Toilets continue to raid the Cameraman Headquarters, but before they do this, 2 Obliterator Astro Toilets deploy a total of 4 screens which activate the Red Screen of Death on the Cameramen. The portable camera goes offline but the POV, who appears to be Gray Speakerman, doesn't die.

17. #17Astro Toilet Organization

    Keys: Astro Toilets, Overseer Astro Toilet

    Organization of Astro Toilets and their origins are still shrouded in mystery; however, it is likely they are a completely different species that came from another planet. They do not sing the Skibidi Anthem or speak the English language except under certain conditions, and are shown to have a high level of discipline in their ranks as well as the desire to conquer worlds. Judging by their topmost leaders having titles of a 'Duke' and a 'Duchess' in their names, the Astros likely have a hierarchy similar to that of a feudalist society. The number of stripes on the helmets of the Astro Toilets indicates their position in the hierarchy; the more stripes, the higher the rank. It doesn't necessarily signify physical power, for example, Juggernaut Astro Toilet has 3 stripes, but he's stronger and bigger than Assailant Astro Toilet, who has 5 stripes. The more stripes Astro Toilets have, the greater their authority in the faction, addressing the former as his inferior and threatening him with disciplinary action. So far only striped Astro Toilets with stripes from 1 - 5 have been seen in the series with the newest Annihilator Astro Toilet having 2 stripes on their helmet. The Astro Toilets of the 0 stripes rank are the equivalent of privates, mostly comprised of weaker, but combat-effective Astro Toilets, signified by their helmets having no stripes indicating their junior position. It might not even be correct to use the term 'weak', but more 'inexperienced', or even simply having little to no power of authority. Most of the Astro Toilets of this rank are equipped with special headgear consisting of retractable face shields that can lower down onto their faces to protect from direct impact, proving to be frighteningly effective. They are also the Astro Toilet rank with the most deaths, most likely due to the nature of the lowest-ranked soldiers being the most 'expendable'. The Astro Toilets of the 1 stripe rank are equivalent to sergeants. The Astro Toilets of this rank are more powerful and efficient than their stripe-less counterparts, being slightly better in combat so far and having additional upgrades to their equipment and weapons. They are usually seen reinforcing the Astro Toilet army whenever their lower-ranking troops don't have enough firepower. They also have slightly more individuality and authority compared to their lower-ranked counterparts. The Astro Toilets of the 3 stripe rank, considered to be captains, are distinguished by their unique set of powers, strengths, and abilities that play into their strategical attacks in the battlefield, combat efficiency, or even support. This is signified by their 3-striped helmets, indicating their positions. They have a much greater degree of authority and freedom and may be able to make individual decisions on their own. The 5 stripe elite Astro Toilets serve as the commanders or generals of an Astro fleet, with G-Toilet being a prime example. They hold the most authority, independent of their power, size, or other attributes, and are distinguished by their superior tactical intellect. Each demonstrates advanced strategic thinking and extensive experience in battle planning, making them one of the most significant Astro Toilets encountered so far. Certain Astro Toilets that possess a halo above their heads are part of a royal assignment of the Astro empire. This means that they are assigned with an special mission or task by the royal government of the Astro Toilet empire. Interestingly, not all the high-ranking Astro Toilets are seen with this halo, with the high-ranking Astros such as the Assailant or the Juggernaut not having them, while the much lower ranking Impactor Astro Toilets possess them, showing that rank isn't the only factor to consider. The Astro Toilets can also be promoted, has happened to the Detainer Astro Toilet as he was formerly a 1-striped toilet and was promoted to 3-striped toilet when he was potentially given a far more enhanced set of his iconic detaining claws. Though it is possible (but very unlikely) these were the two different Detainer Astro Toilets of different ranks, showing the possibility that different Astros of the same type can be different ranks. This could explain why the Carrier Astro Toilets have been seen with both 3 stripes and no stripes on their helmets. So far, the Duchess Astro Toilet is the only Astro Toilet that doesn't wear a helmet and therefore, is of an unknown rank. It might be possible that she is either above or on the level of the Assailant Astro Toilet, due to how the Assailant Astro Toilet asked if she wished to participate in the operation instead of giving a direct order. Her title of Duchess might also indicate a level of nobility, and she may exist outside of the standard ranking system. Currently, the Duke Astro Toilet is the highest-ranking Astro Toilet to have ever been mentioned. However, he is yet to appear physically in an episode. Moreover, it is possible that even higher-ranking Astro Toilets exist, as suggested by a response from Boom in a QnA.

18. #18Astro Toilet Technology/Leadership

    Keys: Astro Toilets, Overseer Astro Toilet

    The Astro Toilets are defined by their overwhelmingly superior technology, most notably their mastery of rapid warp travel—a strategic capability far beyond the current reverse-engineering thresholds of both the Alliance and the primary Skibidi Toilet faction. Beyond their mobility, Astro units demonstrate extreme physical endurance and structural durability. Standard chassis designs typically incorporate a reinforced circular ring platform and a heavy protective helmet. Their primary weaponry represents some of the most devastating firepower on the battlefield: the high-yield blasters of the Assailant Astro Toilet and Impactor Astro Toilet, when fully charged, can instantly obliterate entire skyscrapers or bridge infrastructure. Furthermore, specialized hardware like the detaining claws allows Astro combatants to catch incoming laser fire and kinetic blasts, seamlessly reflecting the absorbed energy back at enemy forces. Astro Toilets were quite rare, but after Episode 74 they are shown to have an entire army at their disposal, showing that it is quite possible that the Astro Toilets have the potential to dominate Earth, even if The Alliance and Skibidi Toilets have allied against them. It is evident that the Astro Toilets previously allied with the Skibidi Toilets, likely thanks to G-Toilet being able to gain their trust in conquering the Earth and only defected them after G-Toilet failed to prevent the disinfection of Titan Speakerman. The Astro Toilets are enemies of The Alliance, alongside the Skibidi Toilets, and likely will always be. The leader of the Astro Toilets remains a mystery. Duke Astro Toilet, Duchess Astro Toilet, Mothership Astro Toilet and Assailant Astro Toilet (also known as Overseer Astro Toilet) are considered high-ranking commanders, since DaFuq!?Boom! has confirmed that the Mothership Astro Toilet is not the leader of the Astro Toilets. This has implications that there is an Astro Toilet that is higher-ranking than the known Astro Toilets. The Duke Astro Toilet is currently the highest-ranking Astro known to exist, but it's still unlikely for him to be the leader, as there are several ranks above Duke in the traditional nobility system.

19. #19Speakermen Headquarters

    Keys: Speakermen Headquarters, Speakermen

    The Speakermen headquarters is a secret base where the main inhabitants are Speakermen. In Episode 79, numerous Alliance members, including Cameramen, that survived during the Astro Toilets' raid on the Cameramen Headquarters retreated to the Speakermen Headquarters. It is currently unknown where in the world this base is located, or what the full base might look like. Right now, it's the last remaining Alliance base with the TV Men headquarters and Cameramen headquarters both destroyed by the Astro Toilets. The Main Room first appeared at the end of Episode 79. It acts as the main hub of the headquarters where Speakermen frequently traverse and work in. Overall it is a large black metallic room, its grated ceiling lined with illuminated red speakers. The room is filled with numerous boxes and containers, likely shipments from the Cameramen Headquarters. Machinery consisting of three rotating disks can be seen mounted on one side of the room presumably for supplying power. Similarly to the Cameramen headquarters, there is a monument dedicated to Dark Speakerman at the center of the room since he passed away at the end of Skibidi toilet 70. The Titan's room was shown at the very end of Episode 79. As the name suggests, this is where Titan Speakerman gets repairs and upgrades. The room itself isn't clearly depicted; only glimpses are shown during the aforementioned ending scenes we only saw a small platform with The rest being covered by Titan Speakerman.

20. #20TV Men Headquarters

    Keys: TV Men Headquarters, TV Men

    The TV Men headquarters is a massive underground megastructure that first appeared in Episode 66. The headquarters housed the entire TV Men race, providing the race aid via repairs and upgrades. Most impressive of all, is that the headquarters is capable of relocating itself to three different other locations in the event of an emergency. The entirety of the complex seems to be comprised of long and megalophobic hallways with various amounts of metal I-beams extending out from the ground and far into the ceiling above. Each of the I-beams seem to be connected with several more I-beams in a horizontal position, providing walk-ways for the TV Men to navigate and stroll through. The TV Men headquarters is adorned with various amounts of TVs that either decorate the headquarters; walls or are attached to tram lines that allow them to move. Some of these TVs appear as either flatscreens or the old-school bulky TVs. These machines are shown to be a defense measure for in the event that an intruder somehow manages to infiltrative the base. In any case, this TVs utilize the TV Men screen rays as an attack method, as shown in Episode 77, where one of the Ceiling TVs used the orange-screen to set an Interceptor Astro Toilet that had managed to infiltrate their base ablaze. The headquarters is comprised of many different sections, but the most notable is the Titan-Holding bay, where Titan TV Man teleports to when not deployed onto the battlefield. It is a massive chamber equipped with various amount of machinery and technology that aid in repairing or upgrading the titan. Televisions surround the room, acting as a defense mechanism or as a way for the TV Men to view the battlefield from a safe location. Metallic walkways and balconies hug close to the walls or hang from the ceiling, allowing the smaller TV Men to walk and operate the many control panels that are emplaced on the pathways. Additionally, the chamber has a massive energy core that is secured to one side of the chamber, which is powered by three power lines that run up the wall and to the core. In the event of an emergency, the TV Men headquarters is capable of relocating itself by teleporting its entire structure into a different underground area of the world, one of which was underneath an abandoned prison that rests near the coast of the North Sea. This protocol is achieved by setting the designated teleport location before activating the energy core for teleportation. This occurred in Episode 77, when the Astro Toilets began obliterating the terrain that lead directly towards the TV Men headquarters, forcing an immediate emergency translocation as to avoid destruction. The TV Men headquarters is capable of relocating to four different locations, the first in Alaska, and the second off the coast of the North Sea. The other two translocation points are unknown as of now.

21. #21Cameramen Headquarters

    Keys: Cameramen Headquarters, Cameramen

    The Cameramen headquarters was a hidden compound located in Auckland Islands, New Zealand. It was the place where the Alliance's Science Team conducts research, repairs, and implements upgrades for its units. The main inhabitants of the laboratory are the Cameramen. In Episode 77, numerous Alliance Members & Skibidi Toilets that survived the Astro Toilets' assault back at New York retreated to the Cameramen headquarters for repairment and upgrades. In Episode 77, the Female Skibidi Mutant also quoted, "Your base, is our base", which might mean that the Skibidi Toilet's science team are going to work together with the The Alliance's science team from now on. It first appeared in Episode 49 after TV Woman brings POV-Cameraman to the Cameramen headquarters. The lab most notably has survivors from the battlefield and many scientists working on something (presumably Titan Cameraman). There are many computers in the room with scientists working on them, as POV-Cameraman turns, he sees a sitting down Gray Suited Cameraman, a dancing Brown Suited Speakerman, and the others walking about or being repaired. There is also the Science Team's logo at the end of the hallway next to a door, which the POV-Cameraman notices. In recent episodes we can see that in this lab its mostly only damaged Cameramen and Physician Cameraman working inside the labs, there is also a Medical Room where the Medic Cameramen seems to repair the Cameraman when they are finished, the Physician Cameraman may do part of the work and the Medic Cameramen the rest. In Episode 79, the base was raided and mostly destroyed by the Astro Toilets and Watchman of Doom, which resulted in the possibly countless cameraman deaths. With the headquarters destroyed, the remaining survivors evacuated to the Speakermen headquarters, which was seen for the very first time.

22. #22Obliterator Astro Toilet

    Keys: Obliterator Astro Toilets, Obliterator

    Obliterator Astro Toilets are a variant of Astro Toilets that debuted in Episode 74 alongside several more Astro Toilets. They closely resemble the Rocketeer Astro Toilet, only with a few upgrades and additional features. Obliterators serve as the primary transportation units and bombardiers within the Astro hierarchy, with most having no stripes, though there are exceptions. Each wears a chin-strap helmet with an automatic visor coming down from the interior, some equipped with a flashlight for better visibility. Each Obliterator resides in a large gray toilet with two gigantic aerofoil wings consisting of layers of reinforced metal plates with antennas at the top and bottom and a massive metal back plate in place of their water tank. Additional X-wings are also featured with visible red lights at the edges. Blocky metal armor covers the front of the toilet for extra durability, with a set of spotlights affixed underneath and a rotating energy-cell levitator for channeling energy. To top it off, under the wings are four powerful plasma cannons capable of firing bright orange/yellow projectiles. Elite variants possess a single stripe on their helmets as opposed to none, along with slightly more armor plating added onto their wings, but are otherwise identical. Royal variants have halos on their helmets and can deploy two large flat-screen TVs that can display the Death Screen, a red light of Titan TV Man's which can cause anybody that looks at it to kill themselves on the spot. While relatively common, Obliterators are still far more formidable than average troops and pack a punch against Titan-sized units due to their massive size, speed, and firepower, as well as being frequently accompanied by other elite Astro units like Destructors and Carriers. Their primary purpose is to strategically bombard large groups of small units and fortifications essential to the enemy's advantage and effectively demoralize them. The Obliterator Astro Toilet is capable of biting off parts/weapons from his enemies at close-combat range and accelerating at high speeds to ram, crush, and throw-off anything in his path. Combined with his giant size and massive wingspan, the impact can even knock back Titan-level opponents. The Obliterator Astro Toilet is capable of shooting powerful orange plasma projectiles from his four cannons, which work best on flat clustered terrain. Each projectile can cover a large radius, capable of annihilating densely packed groups of small enemies with ease and damaging much larger ones. The front of the Obliterator's toilet bowl is covered in protective armor which he can retract his head into to reduce any incoming damage taken. His helmet also comes equipped with an automatic red/orange visor against screen-based attacks, while the sides feature two large wings in a V formation, composed of an extremely durable framework of reinforced metal plates. This unusual yet practical design greatly reduces the Astro's weight and minimizes energy consumption, which can put stress on the entire aircraft structure and damage it. In addition, the slats at the edges allow lift increase drag, allowing the Astro to easily accelerate/decelerate and land properly, generating the necessary upward force in takeoff at shorter distances. Meanwhile, the visible red lights at the edges of the four smaller X-wings provide aerial navigation, directional steering, and signal approach. Like Carrier Astro Toilets, the Obliterator's size allows him to easily carry and deploy Troopers, Specialists, and Striders across long distances, as the primary infantry in battle. Royal variants can deploy two televisions in the battlefield whenever necessary, as seen in Episode 79. Similar to Titan TV Man, these televisions are designed to emit a deadly red screen that induces psychology-assisted suicide, but they can additionally bypass the Cameramen's lens, as confirmed in a QNA between Steak and DaFuq!?Boom!. Like all the other Astro Toilets, each Obliterator Astro Toilet possesses the inherent ability to levitate and maneuver through the air without the need for visible propellers, jetpacks, or other physical means. This adjusts his altitude and speed with great precision, allowing him to maneuver through tight spaces or perform complex aerial maneuvers useful in most environments. This provides a significant tactical advantage in combat situations, enabling him to perform concealed ambush attacks from unexpected angles. A prominent spinning circular-shaped energy cell, similar to the ones found on the Troop and Specialist Astro Toilets' battery packs. This not only charges up his weapons but also allows him to control his levitational distance from the ground and accelerate to indeterminably high speeds to quickly cover distances within a short amount of time, especially when transporting Astro grunts to other areas in the battlefield. When destroyed however, this causes the Obliterator to crash, easily disarming him and leaving his head a stationary target against follow-up attacks.

23. #23Destructor Astro Toilet

    Keys: Destructor Astro Toilets, Destructor

    Destructor Astro Toilets are heavily armed and armored Astro Toilet variants. Making their debut in Episode 74, they have already proven themselves to be versatile in combat, possessing a variety of weapons that make them capable of easily wiping out entire groups of heavy units and quite a challenging threat beyond a Titan's capability to deal with. Destructors are secondary fighters in the Astro hierarchy, each equipped with a standard striped Helmet with an automatic orange visor and a protective metal mask that covers their faces, with visible red eyes in a constantly angry expression. Each Astro resides in a medium metal toilet covered in extremely durable gear-shaped metal armor, with two antennas placed on top of a massive metal back plate in place of their water tank. At the center is a prominent Reactor Core housing a static warp levitator similar to the Carrier Astro Toilet, though it isn't visible due to the amount of armor placed around the entire body. On the sides are two powerful Astro lasers, capable of dealing heavy damage and also covered in armor. Above and below their main laser cannons are four plasma cannons for additional support fire. Below their toilets is a spotlight designed to navigate darker areas. Thanks to their utmost resilience and natural toughness combined with their heavily armored carapace and an arsenal of advanced weapons and sheer brutality, Destructors are capable of confronting powerful targets, maximizing their speed and compressed body shape to easily withstand powerful attacks and catch their enemies off-guard, as well as being frequently accompanied by other elite Astro units like Obliterators and Carriers. Destructor Astro Toilets can move around the components of their armor and weapon systems to form a more compact and durable shape used to ram and incapacitate large targets like Titans with great efficiency, seen in Episode 77 Part 3. It also appears that both his lasers and plasma emitters become additional boosters in this state since they rotate and fold into his compartment to face backwards. Thanks to their static warp levitator cores, Destructors are able to reach incredible speeds using their warping capabilities. This is especially true in their ramming mode, as mentioned above, which enhances speed and maneuverability even more. While merely semi-titanic in size, an Astro Destructor can easily outmaneuver most larger enemies, such as titans. All Destructor Astro Toilets are coated in plates that cover their toilet bowl, allowing them to withstand direct attacks and ram into enemies with ease. The helmet and protective mask cover the rest of the head to protect it from any debris, featuring an orange automatic visor that shields the eyes from screen-based attacks. Each Astro Destructor carries two large lasers mounted on the sides of his toilet, each capable of storing a significant amount of energy generated from his reactor core, which can be also repurposed into a laser, seen in Skibidi toilet 77 (Part 3). The two main lasers help charge up his four Plasma cannons for additional firepower and serve as additional rocket boosters that help propel him to instantaneous speeds in his ramming configuration. The Destructor's preferred method against giant units like Titan TV Man involves circling his target while concentrating fire from his weaponry, resulting in prolonged damage over time and reducing his chances of getting hit. In addition, his two lasers are also covered in metallic armor, protecting them from being severely damaged in attacks. Each Plasma cannon has a max RPM of about 120, seen in Episode 78.

24. #24Impactor Astro Toilet

    Keys: Impactor Astro Toilets, Impactor

    Impactor Astro Toilets are variants of Astro Toilets who first appeared in Episode 76, attacking the Laser Drifter Skibidi Toilet carrying the Injured Cameramen. These low-ranking yet powerful giant-sized enemies would make their subsequent appearances in Episode 77, where they have proven to be a dangerous threat even to powerful Titan-level units like Titan TV Man. The Impactor Astro Toilet is one of several Astros to have multiple units across multiple ranks in the hierarchy, with some members having one stripe and/or a halo on their helmets, similar to the Mothership and the Carriers. The most notable thing about the Impactor Astro Toilet's design is their Propulsion Ring, a massive ring-like device at the back is constantly spinning. On the front of their toilet is a huge metallic core-like device capable of firing insanely powerful blasts, with protective armor covering it when not in use. In terms of mobility, he has four heavily armored mechanical legs on the sides of his toilet, allowing him to move and jump around insanely quickly. When they are being deployed, they come down in some type of mechanical shell in the shape of what looks like a drill that implants himself into the ground, though it is unknown what it is currently. In Episode 77, a standard variant of the Astro appeared. This Astro was seen destroying one of Titan TV Man's Shoulder TV. The difference of this Astro being two Laser emitters at the side of their ring. In Episode 78, a giant variant of the Astro appeared. This Astro was seen shooting a projectile at the Executor Speakerman. The differences with this is that there are no lasers and no halo, but this Impactor Astro Toilet has 1 stripe on its helmet. Presumably the stronger, bigger, and more useful variation of the Strider Astro Toilet, with the two sharing very similar weaponry design & concept, Impactors have proven to be formidable, capable of covering massive distances over rough, uneven terrain, with their metallic shells allowing them to withstand extreme temperatures up to 3000 Degrees Fahrenheit (possibly even greater) when entering Earth's atmosphere, and capable of traversing between moons and planets. Each Impactor's main body design features a hexagonal, spinning, drill-shaped hull that when fully charged-up and fired, launches a powerful energy projectile that can easily destroy large structures like bridges and buildings in a single hit. This makes it especially dangerous when engaging in direct confrontation, often having a tendency to get up close and personal to maximize damage at point-blank range, as seen with Titan TV Man. Episode 77 part 3 reveals that some of them also carry two Astro Lasers tucked at the sides of their water tanks, able to destroy Interceptor Astro Toilets and small to medium-sized enemies that may attack them from behind in a short burst. Much like the Destructor Astro Toilet, the two lasers not only serve as weapons but are also capable of storing a significant amount of energy, serving as additional rocket boosters that help propel the Astro forward at instantaneous speeds. Based on their first appearance in Episode 76, it can be inferred that Impactors have an alternate mode consisting of a Satellite similar to the Orbital Camera 2.0 that circles in orbit. When the Impactor finds a preferred target, he can drop down from the cold confines of space to deploy himself, utilizing his crab-like legs to sustain his entire bodyweight from the impact of landing on the ground, hence the name. Like the Strider Astro Toilet, the Impactor wears protective headgear that features a retractable design, allowing it to extend or fold away when not in use. This helmet provides durability and protection, typically using a mechanism that enables the helmet to expand over the head for defense or collapse for convenience, combining practicality with robust defense. The reinforced plates covering the entirety of the toilet bowl offer robust and durable defense in combat environments, featuring a dark, glossy finish, providing the Astro with enhanced protection on the battlefield. The massive, constantly rotating device at the back of the Astro's body is equivalent to a vertically mounted static warp levitator. Combined with the Impactor's two lasers and four robust mechanical limbs, it enables him to perform long-distance jumps over areas that would give wheeled and legged vehicles considerable trouble. In addition, each leg is reinforced with thick plating for durability, with supporting powerful claws at the end of each limb that provide both stability and a menacing offensive capability. The jointed, segmented design of the legs allows for quick, precise movements across varied terrain, evoking a sense of predatory efficiency. With their clawed tips gripping the ground firmly, they offer an agile, spider-like mobility, ideal for navigating difficult combat environments while maintaining a defensive posture.

25. #25Interceptor Astro Toilets

    Keys: Interceptor Astro Toilets, Interceptor

    The Interceptor Astro Toilet is a variant of Astro Toilet that was first introduced in Episode 74, debuting alongside the Carrier Astro Toilet. They were seen utilizing their blasters to obliterate Alliance members and Skibidi Toilets. The Interceptor Astro Toilets are very fast, being able to travel across large areas in a very short span of time, as seen in Episode 77. Interceptor Astro Toilets serve as the main fighters within the Astro Toilet hierarchy, with standard units having no stripes on their helmets, while elite members having one singular stripe. Extremely fast but fragile, each wears a standard metal helmet featuring ear protection and chin strap armor. These helmets are equipped with an aim-assist eye attachment, enhancing precision and accuracy on the battlefield. The Interceptor Astro Toilets are housed in sleek, shiny metal toilets, which are mounted on small static warp levitators that act as their main body. These levitators are equipped with rear thrusters, allowing for rapid flight and increased combat efficiency. Their bodies feature six primary wings, with two additional spiky wings positioned above and below the main wings in an X configuration. Below their primary wings are two rapid fire plasma cannons which serve as their primary weaponry. On the front of their toilets, a spiked ram is prominently featured for skewering enemies, making them fearsome adversaries in battle. In Episode 78, there were standard variants of Interceptors, equipped with a cybernetic scope for assisting their aim battle. In Episodes 74, 75, 76, and 77, there were elite variants of the Interceptor Astro Toilets, with a singular stripe on their helmets. Astro Interceptors excel in air-to-air combat and are specifically designed for offensive interception roles, demonstrating exceptional performance in high rates of firepower, speed, and remarkable maneuverability. These features enable them to traverse long distances in a short amount of time, making them highly effective for both rapid assaults and tactical engagements in aerial warfare, often leading small-scale attacks on enemy positions. The Interceptor Astro Toilet is equipped with two primary automatic blasters that fire weak plasma shots at an extremely rapid rate and four medium-sized plasma bolts when fully charged-up. However, they suffer from poor accuracy, necessitating the use of a plasma scope for precise aiming. Similar to many fighter planes, the Interceptor employs strafing tactics, which are high-speed firing runs that utilize small-caliber weapons to target stationary or slow-moving enemies from long distances. This allows him to deal consistent damage while minimizing his exposure to counterattacks. Thanks to their streamlined & sleek body design, Interceptors can achieve high speeds and effortlessly ram into small or slow-moving enemies. Their small size and the spiky weapon at the front make them both hard to hit and difficult to dodge from, often requiring the combined efforts of multiple members to successfully take them down. When critically injured, an Interceptor emits a loud ear-piercing scream as a final act of aggression. This is immediately followed by a powerful detonation designed to eliminate its target and any nearby enemies and/or allies in a desperate last-ditch effort. Additionally, the explosion ensures that none of its advanced equipment or technology can be salvaged or reverse-engineered by the enemy, maintaining the secrecy and tactical advantage of the Astro Toilet forces. However, it seems that this act of kamikaze can be prevented if the Interceptor's head is decapitated or completely destroyed. With their wings, they can move across short distances, unlike warping, they don't go from place-to-place instantly, they move strategically and smoothly. They are shown to utilize various aerial maneuvers with varying degrees; from the utilization of scissors in group formations, to performing consecutive barrel rolls and attacking simultaneously. Despite this displayed prowess of flight, Interceptors lack the ability to warp across long distances instantaneously like many other Astro Toilets, though they can get quite close to supersonic speeds as seen once in Episode 77.

26. #26Trooper Astro Toilets

    Keys: Trooper Astro Toilets, Trooper

    Trooper Astro Toilets are Astro Toilets that first appeared in Episode 76. They appear to be the most common type of Astro Toilet, with many being seen and sent into the front lines to serve as the main infantry. They are shown to be powerful enough to take out entire squads of enemies. However, they are proven to be overpowered by enemy units with larger sizes and quite vulnerable to ranged attacks. The Trooper Astro Toilet is the lowest ranking form of Astro Toilet existing so far in the series, noticeable due to having no stripes on their Combat helmets. All Astro Troopers have a retractable and extremely durable face shield that comes down from the top of their helmets, strong enough to block head-on rockets. They reside in relatively small gray toilets with three pieces of very durable armor plating on the front similar to the Glitch Skibidi Toilet, with four poles sticking out of the sides in an X formation similar to the Astro Obliterator. They all have two small Static warp levitators attached to the back of their toilets instead of the front like the rest of the Astros, presumably so it has a lesser chance of getting hit/damaged. The most bizarre thing about their design is a huge energy pack placed where their water tank would usually be, which presumably charges their weaponry up. They are all equipped with two medium-sized Plasma blasters on both sides of their toilets, which shoot out decently powerful projectiles rapidly once charged up. Once their helmets are removed, two symbols relating to the Earth symbols can be seen marked on their foreheads and temples; it is currently unknown what they mean. In Skibidi toilet 78, a new variant of the Astro Trooper debuted, equipped with a Ventral Heavy Plasma Cannon for additional firepower. This variant has only a few differences from the base variant, The Twin Astro blaster have been moved slightly upward, and the Metal plate have also been slightly adjusted. In the flashbacks of Episode 82, A larger variant of the Astro Trooper debuted, standing 6 meters taller. Despite being the most basic and weakest Astro unit, Troopers have proven themselves to be incredibly dangerous fighters, easily outclassing regular Alliance members and Skibidi Toilets. They are often seen reinforcing the larger Astro Specialists, Striders, and Interceptors in combat, frequently relying on their numbers to catch their opponents off-guard, proving to be just as much of a threat and nuisance even in small groups. A small, handheld variant of the Astro Plasma Emitter, these blasters have medium-fire rate and considerably fast projectile speed, powerful enough to easily destroy regular-sized Alliance members and Skibidi Toilets when fully charged up. A powerful plasma cannon mounted on the underside of upgraded units; this weapon increases the firepower and fire rate of its users. Sonic Charge, an inherent ability, allows the Astro to charge at enemies with extraordinary speed and force, propelling the user forward in a straight line at warp speed. This enables the Astro to bypass obstacles or strike enemies off-guard with a devastating impact. Not only does it inflict significant damage, but it can also stun and incapacitate opponents, leaving them vulnerable to follow-up attacks. However, they can be easily countered with simple defenses like Holographic Shields. This helmet, crafted from high-toughness metal plates, features an angular and intricate design that retracts to expose the wearer's face when necessary. The metal plates are precisely assembled to provide full coverage around the head, offering not only effective impact protection but also enabling rapid adaptation to various combat situations. The front plates at the bottom of the toilet bowl are engineered to offer robust and durable defense in combat environments. They feature a dark, glossy finish, providing the Astro with enhanced protection on the battlefield. In place of a water tank, each Astro Trooper is outfitted with a mechanized battery pack equipped with two small Energy Cells and four X-wing structures similar to that of the Astro Obliterator. Their function is to constantly generate energy in charging up the Astro's Plasma Blasters, control his levitational distance from the ground, accelerate him to short-distance speeds, and possibly revive him when critically injured, allowing him to keep fighting until he's completely destroyed. Like all the other Astro Toilets, each Trooper Astro Toilet possesses the inherent ability to levitate and maneuver through the air without the need for visible propellers, jetpacks, or other physical means. This adjusts his altitude and speed with great precision, allowing him to maneuver through tight spaces or perform complex aerial maneuvers useful in most environments. This provides a significant tactical advantage in combat situations, enabling him to perform concealed ambush attacks from unexpected angles. The inherent ability of the Astro enables instant teleportation from one location to another, disappearing from his current position and reappearing at a desired point without physically traversing the distance. Although this ability has never been seen used on-screen, it is highly probable that the Astro possesses it, but he has not been depicted using it in the series.

27. #27Specialist Astro Toilet

    Keys: Specialist Astro Toilets, Specialists

    Specialist Astro Toilets are a variant of Astro Toilets that were first introduced in Episode 77. They are presumably the superior variant of the Trooper Astro Toilets, based on their helmets and weaponry, as both closely resemble each other. Specialist Astro Toilets closely resemble heavily upgraded Trooper Astro Toilets, appearing as Astro Toilets with a battery pack replacing their water tanks. Four structures jut out from the back of their tanks in an X-formation, with two small static warp levitators attached to the rear. They wear mechanical Helmets with face shields and have armor plates attached to the front of their toilets. The key difference is that Specialist Astro Toilets have a pair of large mechanical arms attached to the sides of their toilets. While neither arm has proper hands, they are instead equipped with weapons, which varies on the type of Specialist variations. Each arm has an astro plasma cannon mounted on his shoulder. In the more common Close Quarters Combat Specialists the right mechanical arm features a bright orange glowing Plasma blade, while the left mechanical arm is equipped with a Rotary Quadruple Astro Plasma Cannon. One very noteworthy individual was an Specialist Astro Toilet of the Hybrid variant that lacked any form of weapons. This individual likely received this change so that they could remain hidden enough to sneak into a cloud of teleportation smoke and locate a base of The Union. With their ability to turn nearly invisible and lacking any of the glow of their blade or plasma reactors, they could render themselves nearly undetectable, proving incredibly effective at their given task. Episode 78 introduced a new variant of the Specialist Astro Toilets commonly know as the 'ranger' variant. As their name implies, this variant of Specialist Astro Toilets are armed with ranged heavy plasma cannons. They house many of their hybrid counterparts' characteristics, however, their "Hands"—where the plasma blade and rotary quadruple astro plasma cannons should be—are replaced with heavy plasma cannons, two on each side, which emits orange glow from the energy stored inside the cannons. Under the Specialists' toilet bases are attached with a single heavy plasma cannon, shaped identical to the ones attached to their hands. It is shown that they are capable of rapidly emitting energy projectiles. In episode 79, a new variant of Specialist Astro Toilet appeared. This time being completely unarmed and lacking any sort of melee or ranged weaponry. This variant was only ever seen once, managing to sneak into Large TV Man's teleportation smoke during his supply runs. This Specialist was immediately caught by a defensive Energy core mounted on the wall which lasered him inside the Cameramen headquarters whilst Cameraman 3.0 shot at him, making him crash into the floor below, severely injured. The Specialist laughs and says that the Astro Toilets now know where they are and that they will perish from hands of their own. A forklift carrying the CH4D Cameraman arrives and deploys him. CH4D Cameraman then proceeds to kill the unarmed Specialist. It is clear that there could be more of them scattered around and that their only purpose is to gather information on The Union's whereabouts and reveal hidden locations. Since the Astro Toilets were instantly able to locate and warp to the Cameramen headquarters, it is likely that they have hidden tracking devices on them somewhere, making them expendable pawns. Being larger than the standard Trooper Astro Toilets with exceptional upgrades and advanced weaponry, Hybrid Specialist Astro Toilets are deadly foes in close and ranged combat, displaying significant firepower, mastery of their plasma sword, and appearing from concealed positions to stealthily ambush and strike their targets. Rangers do not have any equipment for melee combat, but the immense amount of firepower they can put out with their heavy plasma cannons more than makes up for it. Each Specialist Astro Toilet is outfitted with two large mechanical arms on the sides of his energy pack, along with various weapon attachments and modifications that help defend him from certain attacks. An advanced plasma blade designed for close combat, seamlessly integrated into the Specialist's right mechanical arm. Providing a lethal combination of strength and precision, it can cut through nearly any material with ease. The sword's extremely high resistance also enables the Astro to use it like a Shield, protecting himself against both melee and ranged attacks, and was shown to be quite effective against Plasma Shields as proven in Episode 77, when a Specialist managed to effectively dispel Heavy Large Cameraman's shield in just two hits. This type of weapon features multiple barrels rotating around a central axis, successively firing plasma projectiles as each barrel aligns with the firing position. This design allows for a high rate of fire and reduces the heating of the barrels during continuous firing, making it highly effective against groups of small enemies. However, it can be mostly countered by Plasma shields. First seen in Episode 78, at least one Specialist is equipped with dual plasma cannons on each arm, along with a ventral plasma cannon below his toilet bowl. These can continuously fire orange plasma projectiles with significantly less recoil, allowing him to deal maximum damage from great distances. These however, remained ineffective against Executioner Speakerman. Two plasma cannons mounted on the Specialist's shoulders, designed to maximize the firepower and mobility of the Astro, making them ideal for intensive anti-aircraft situations. The specific characteristics of their effectiveness remain unknown, as the Astro has never been seen using them on-screen yet.

28. #28Strider Astro Toilet

    Keys: Strider Astro Toilets, Striders

    Strider Astro Toilets are a common variant of the Astro Toilets, first appearing and making their debut in Episode 76. Similar to the Trooper Astro Toilet, the Strider Astro Toilet has no visible stripes on his helmet, indicating that he is a low-ranking member. He resides in a metallic toilet that is entirely covered in extremely durable metal armor, with a large and extremely powerful plasma cannon affixed to the front of his toilet bowl. Instead of flying, he has four metallic, crab-like legs attached to the sides of his toilet, though they seem to be capable of limiting levitation. In Episode 76, the Strider Astro Toilets made their debut. They are like Strider Skibidi Toilets, but are much taller than them. They have a projectile blaster on them. One Strider Astro Toilet fires a projectile, but dies due to the Camera Strider 2.0. In Episode 77, there were 3 Strider Astro Toilets attacking the Alliance. But, they all ended up dying to them. In the 4th part of Episode 77, they were seen being deployed by 2 Obliterator Astro Toilets. It is likely if they died during the battle around that time. In Episode 78, there were 2 Tri-Variants of Strider Astro Toilets. They are very similar to Base-Variants of the Strider Astro Toilet, but they have 2 additional blasters on the sides. They were seen firing at the Executor Speakerman, but he stopped them with his speakers and deflected the projectiles back at them, killing them in the process. Strider Astro Toilets act as small offensive tank units, firing powerful plasma projectiles at opponents and relying on Trooper Astro Toilets & Specialist Astro Toilets for protection and support. Though bulky, they are quite useless against more powerful and larger opponents, as seen when the Strider Astro Toilet was ambushed by the Camera Strider 2.0. The Strider Astro Toilet features an extremely advanced plasma blaster cannon integrated into the front of his toilet. The cannon emits an orange plasma bolt at the tip when it's charged and ready to fire, signaling its activation. This weapon is capable of launching destructive plasma projectiles at medium speed, with its power intensifying the longer it charges. The prolonged charging results in significantly increased damage potential, making it a formidable tool in prolonged combat situations. In later episodes, some Strider Astros have been seen firing slightly faster projectiles. This may be an upgrade or simply an alternate form of fire. A minor upgrade given to the Strider Astro Toilets are retractable plasma cannons, paralleling the astro cannons given to their bigger counterparts. These fire small projectiles made up of plasma at a rapid pace. These seem to only available to the elite variants. Protective headgear made of metal that features a retractable design, allowing it to extend or fold away when not in use. This helmet provides durability and protection, typically using a mechanism that enables the helmet to expand over the head for defense or collapse for convenience, combining practicality with robust defense. The reinforced plates covering the entirety of the toilet bowl feature a dark glossy finish, offering robust defense in combat environments and providing the Astro with enhanced protection on the battlefield. These four robust, mechanical limbs are designed for enhanced mobility on the battlefield. Each leg is reinforced with thick plating for durability, with supporting powerful claws at the end of each limb that provide both stability and a menacing offensive capability. The jointed, segmented design of the two front legs allows for quick, precise movements across varied terrain, while the two large back legs appear to function similarly to a grasshopper's, allowing the Astro to perform long-distance jumps in navigating over rough terrain, evoking a sense of predatory efficiency. With their clawed tips gripping the ground firmly, they offer an agile, spider-like mobility, ideal for navigating difficult combat environments while maintaining a defensive posture.

29. #29Carrier Astro Toilets

    Keys: Carrier Astro Toilets, Carriers

    Carrier Astro Toilets are strong variants of the Astro Toilets first seen a few minutes before the end of Episode 74. As some of the largest and most powerful non-unique Astro Toilets up to date, they are capable of deploying Interceptor Astro Toilets and possibly other units, as well as being able to annihilate large city areas over time with their powerful arsenal of weapons. The Astro Carrier is a distinctive entity within the Astro hierarchy, with multiple units are seen across various ranks and different sizes, some lacking stripes and some being smaller than others but all sharing a halo on their helmets. Elite ones can deploy plasma-hex shields for protection, similar to the Duchess Astro Toilet. They inhabit black toilets with two protective pillars flanking the water tank, resembling massive towers. Their bodies are entirely encased in blocky armor, giving them a battleship-like appearance and contributing to their naturally slow speed, with a prominent Energy Core composed of a static warp levitator at the centre. Their "shoulders" are equipped with four runways housing crates that store Interceptor Astro Toilets beneath them. Beneath these runways are presumed to be two spotlights or unidentified weaponry (can glow in orange, maybe 2 secondary cores). Each side of their bodies mounts two powerful Astro Lasers capable of city-level destruction, with an additional two located at the bottom. Two thrusters at the rear facilitate smooth, albeit slow, flight. First seen in Episodes 74 and 77, the standard variant is massive in size, with it's mouth alone being the size of the Alliance Titans as seen in behind the scenes images leaked by Boom. The standard carrier variant is typically seen alongside important Astro units such as the Juggernaut, Duchess, or Assailant as background characters. They haven't done much of importance and are typically only seen destroying cities with their lasers or hovering idly. The only major action they've made so far is in Episode 77, where one standard carrier accompanying the Astro Assailant released a Core-penetrator that corrupted and infected the damaged Titan TV Man. Witnessed in Episode 75, the elite is equipped with a helmet flashlight and plasma shield, sharing the same abilities as his standard variant. Albeit way smaller than the standard unit, as seen by each interceptor being almost as wide as one of their "Cargo Holds" / "Hangars"/ So far, the carrier in Episode 75 is the only Elite variant of the carriers seen in the series. It is smaller than regular variants and is not much bigger than titans like Titan Cameraman and Titan TV Man. While exceedingly slow, Carriers specialize in aircraft transportation and provide support in combat, often accompanied by other Astro units like Obliterators and Destructors. The Carrier Astro Toilet is capable of shooting powerful lasers from his three Laser Cannons, with two additional devices that appear to also be lasers located under the frontal plates for additional firepower. These are primarily used to cause mass-scale devastation across a large city-scale area, rather than attacking a specific target, as seen in Episode 76. Carrier Astro Toilets are equipped with a protective plasma shield in front of their faces, likely generated by their core. The shields are capable of withstanding most forms of attacks, requiring high-tier weapons such as the EMP Shockwave Cannon to be temporarily disabled. Like the Heavy Skibidi Toilet, the majority of the Carrier's carapace is composed of heavy metallic armor that covers the front and sides, capable of withstanding powerful attacks. They are also equipped with a helmet (presumably with an automatic visor), which provides additional protection against screen-based attacks. Each Carrier Astro Toilet is capable of levitation and flight without any propulsion system such as jetpacks or thrusters. The rotating core-like device at the center of his hull provides the levitation force and helps channel energy through the main body and weaponry, making him capable of achieving maximum speed in a short amount of time. He also has two rocket engines at the rear, which helps him move forward at a normal pace. The Carrier Astro Toilet is also capable of warp travel, covering large distances within a short amount of time by accelerating to indeterminably high speeds for a short amount of time, then rapidly decelerating after reaching his destination. Each Carrier Astro Toilet possesses the ability to deploy additional Astro Toilets, the elite variant being able to deploy at least four Interceptor Astro Toilets to deal with aerial or ground targets. The Carrier Astro Toilets is also capable of deploying two Core-penetrators, which can forcibly latch onto and replace a Titan individual possessing a core, taking over the victim's body and corrupting them into absolute subservience. The device also emits a sonic scream, which can stun and incapacitate the preferred target, and has shown to be extremely resistant against energy-based weaponry. Lastly, they can deploy drop pods each containing a Brute Astro Toilet.

30. #30Hunter Astro Mutant

    Keys: Hunter Astro Mutant, Hunter

    The Hunter Astro Mutant is a recurring character and an antagonist of the Skibidi Toilet series. He is an Astro Mutant that was first introduced in Episode 78. He appears as an Astro Toilet with humanoid limbs, resembling that of the Duchess Astro Toilet and the Skibidi Mutants. The Hunter Astro Mutant possesses a cyber-organic fully custom made body reminiscent to that of a Skibidi Mutant, with his physique consisting of a muscular humanoid body. Like the Skibidi Mutants, the position of which his torso is replaced with a grayish-silver toilet bowl. He wears a standard helmet with a singular stripe running down the center, indicating his rank in the hierarchy of the Astro Toilets. This helmet can also be retracted onto his mouth, making his entire head be covered. An orange tinted visor extends down from the helmet at all times, covering his eyes, resembling that of the Obliterator Astro Toilet. A flashlight is attached to the right side of his helmet, similar to the Juggernaut Astro Toilet or Scout Astro Toilet. His mouth is grossly enlarged and filled with sharp, grotesque teeth. These teeth are capable of easily tearing an adult human's head off, as demonstrated in Episode 78. The most noticeable feature about him is a large, circular Propulsion ring on his back, which is constantly seen spinning and producing waves of orange energy, shaped akin to a cog. Glowing, bright orange-yellow wires are seen on his shoulders, serving unknown purposes. There are also some sort of specialized plasma projectors on his arms which serve a dual purpose, both as blasters and as blades. They can either be used to fire out rapid bursts of projectiles at a distance or be used for melee by generating two talon-like blades of ethereal plasma. The Hunter Astro Mutant is characterized by extreme ruthlessness—a trait vividly displayed in Episode 78, where he cold-bloodedly devours Rochelle's head before callously tossing her remains to the Duchess Astro Toilet. However, his savage nature is often coupled with fatal arrogance. In a display of hubris, he audaciously attacked the Executor Speakerman despite being massively dwarfed in scale. This overconfidence proved costly when the Executor overpowered and crushed him; though the Hunter Astro Mutant managed to survive the encounter, he was left maimed, losing his right arm in the process. The Hunter Astro Mutant is equipped with two blasters attached to both of his arms. These blasters, like mentioned above, are capable of firing plasma projectiles. Similar to Titan Speakerman's plasma cannons, these blasters can be either rapidly fired for minimum damage, or charged for heavy damage. The Hunter Astro Mutant is equipped with two orange energy blades attached to his arms that come from the same devices that fire the plasma projectiles. These energy blades are shown to be very deadly, capable of easily cutting through Alliance members and even cutting off entire limbs without an issue. Additionally, these blades seem to be fairly resilient, as shown with the Hunter Astro Mutant using them to block the projectiles of the regular cameraman 3.0 and the blades not taking any damage from it, these blades can also absorb lasers as seen in episode 78 against Buzzsaw Skibidi Mutant. The Hunter Astro Mutant is equipped with a Propulsion ring on his back. This ring acts as a static warp levitator, giving the Hunter Astro Mutant the ability to warp. However, unlike most Astro Toilets static warp levitators, the Hunter Astro Mutant's Propulsion ring is shown to be extremely effective in combat, as it doesn't seem to be needed to be charged up like most static warp levitators, allowing the Hunter Astro Mutant to easily dodge attacks without issue. The Hunter Astro Mutant is equipped with a visor extending down from his helmet. This visor allows the Hunter Astro Mutant to be immune to the effects of the TV Men's light. Other than that, it doesn't really have anything special about it. The Hunter Astro Mutant has a flashlight attached to his helmet. This flashlight, while not shown in full use yet, is most likely used as a way for the Hunter Astro Mutant to see in the dark when it is night time on the battlefield. In Episode 78, while attempting to end the Buzzsaw Skibidi Mutant's life, a red grenade was shot at the Hunter Astro Mutant's arm, exploding but leaving no serious harm. This was immediately followed by the arrival Speaker Armada, whose attacks he mostly dodged; he soon set his sights on the Executor. After ramming the semi-titan several times with no apparent effect, he was grabbed by Executor and crushed within his grasp. As a result, he lost an arm, but he managed to escape his near-death and retreat, though not without being heavily injured. In Skibidi toilet 79, while attempting to attacking Large TV Man 2.0, he was struck back by Large TV Man's sword. Immediately after he snuck up behind Large TV Man's back and slashed at him, but the latter quickly grabbed him with his detaining claws and completely tore him in half. The Hunter would also quickly retreat afterwards, narrowly missing another strike by Large TV Man.

31. #31Annihilator Astro Toilet

    Keys: Annihilator Astro Toilets, Annihilators

    The Annihilator Astro Toilet is a type of Astro Toilet that made its initial debut in Episode 79, attacking a group of Alliance survivors escaping into the Void after the Hunter Astro Mutant placed tracking devices around the area. A second female variant would appear in Episode 80 to confront the decoy squad. The Annihilator's design closely resembles a Obliterator Astro Toilet, each wearing a chin-strap helmet and residing in a large gray toilet with two gigantic aerofoil wings, consisting of layers of reinforced metal plates with antennas at the top and bottom. Additional X-wings are also featured with visible red lights at the edges while blocky metal armor covers the front of the toilet for extra durability, with a set of spotlights affixed underneath and a rotating energy-cell levitator for channeling energy. The differences are two gigantic rotary energy-cell plasma cannons under the wings and two smaller plasma cannons at the ventral base. The Annihilator Astro Toilet is capable of biting off parts/weapons from their enemies at close-combat range and accelerating at high speeds to ram, crush, and throw-off anything in their path. Combined with their giant size and massive wingspan, the impact can even knock back Titan-level opponents. Each of the two main plasma cannons feature multiple barrels rotating around a central axis, successively firing plasma projectiles as each barrel aligns with the firing position. Similar to the Specialist, the design concept allows for a high rate of fire and reduces the heating of the barrels during continuous firing, making it highly effective against groups of small enemies. Furthermore, the two main weapons have an energy-cell levitator at the back. Conveniently rotating to fold backwards, they also function as additional rocket-boosters that help propel the Astro, similar to the Destructor Astro Toilet. There are also a pair of additional plasma cannons at the ventral base that provide extra firepower. The Astro Annihilator in Episode 80 is shown to possess an ability similar to many Astro Toilets, releasing plasma from her eyes. However, their plasma comes out in bolts rather than laser beams or rays, a uniqueness among Astro Toilets. Like the Obliterator, the front of the Annihilator's toilet bowl is covered in protective armor which she can retract their head into to reduce any incoming damage taken. Her helmet also comes equipped with an automatic visor against screen-based attacks, while the sides feature two large wings in a V formation, composed of an extremely durable framework of reinforced metal plates. This unusual yet practical design greatly reduces the Astro's weight and minimizes energy consumption, which can put stress on the entire aircraft structure and damage it. In addition, the slats at the edges allow lift increase drag, allowing the Astro to easily accelerate/decelerate and land properly, generating the necessary upward force in takeoff at shorter distances. Meanwhile, the visible red lights at the edges of the four smaller X-wings provide aerial navigation, directional steering, and signal approach. Astro Annihilators are capable of utilizing a plasma shield to block attacks, though it can be broken through. It does not deploy automatically, but it can appear from any angle and has a unique, widened shape. Like all the other Astro Toilets, she possesses the inherent ability to levitate and maneuver through the air without the need for visible propellers, jetpacks, or other physical means. This adjusts their altitude and speed with great precision, allowing them to maneuver through tight spaces or perform complex aerial maneuvers useful in most environments. This provides a significant tactical advantage in combat situations, enabling it to perform concealed ambush attacks from unexpected angles. A prominent spinning circular-shaped energy cell on the front, with two additional cells at the back of the main weaponry, similar to the ones found on the Troop and Specialist Astro Toilets' battery packs. This not only charges up their weapons but also allows them to control its levitational distance from the ground and accelerate to indeterminably high speeds to quickly cover distances within a short amount of time.

32. #32Scout Astro Toilet

    Keys: Scout Astro Toilet, Scout, Juggernaut's son

    The Scout Astro Toilet is a minor character and an antagonist of the Skibidi Toilet series. He is an Astro Toilet that debuted in Episode 75. The Scout Astro Toilet resembles the Juggernaut Astro Toilet, the difference being that he is the size of a Larger Medium Skibidi Toilet and his energy appears orange unlike the Juggernaut's, which is red. He is the child of the Juggernaut, as the Juggernaut refers the Scout as "Baby" and "Son". He appears to have a cybernetic tail, with canine head and ears, meaning he is a canine-related specimen (more specifically a German Shepherd according to the model used for him). As mentioned above, the Scout Astro Toilet closely resembles a lot like Juggernaut Astro Toilet, sharing a similar Gas mask and glowing Mechanical arms. The main differences are that the Scout Astro Toilet's gas mask and mechanical arms are orange, and its helmet lacks stripes. Scout Astro Toilet's has two Astro laser cannons mounted on top of his water tank and serrated plasma talons on his right arm, similar to how the Juggernaut Astro Toilet's Shockwave cannon having his weapon on the right. Additionally, he has a cybernetic tail below his toilet, reinforcing him being a canine-related specimen. Most of the Scout Astro Toilet's abilities come from his mechanical arms, which have serrated plasma talons integrated into their right arm, providing excellent efficiency as a melee weapon. Additionally, the other one of the arms can project a Plasma hex shield from the forearm, making them effective for protection against both melee and ranged attacks. The Scout Astro Toilet also has Laser emitters built into his shoulders, capable of firing laser beams which serve as a powerful ranged weapon and, finally, he has a long cybernetic tail with a bladed end (never seen being in used as a weapon, it could be just an accessory). In terms of equipment, the Scout Astro Toilet is equipped with a Metal helmet similar to that of Juggernaut Astro Toilet but with no spikes, providing protection for his head against direct attacks. He also has a Gas mask, which possibly functions as Heavy-duty vision goggles and may have integrated X-ray capabilities. Additionally, he is one of the many Astro Toilets equipped with a Static warp levitator. The Scout Astro Toilet has two mechanical arms similar to the Juggernaut Astro Toilet. These arms seem to be very versatile and powerful during battle, as the arms have many functions. The Scout Astro Toilet has a twin linked pair of serrated plasma talons mounted on the right arm. These large claws seem to be produced from the forearm, and he is shown to be very powerful as he was able to decapitate a Large Cameraman. A hexagonal styled shield can also be produced from the Scout Astro Toilet's left arm, similar to Juggernaut Astro Toilet. The shield is very durable, as the Scout Astro Toilet was shown to be crashing into walls while the shield was active, taking little to no damage, he can probably also produce a plasma hex shield from his left arm, but it's unlikely. The Scout Astro Toilet has two pairs of lasers mounted on the shoulders. They are very powerful as they are able to kill a Armored Laser Skibidi Toilet with ease and damaged the Heroine Skibidi Mutant, who was shown to be a very durable mutant. As its name suggests, this Astro can use sonic charge to ram his enemies, charging at them with great speed and inflicting damage with his metallic body upon contact, making it effective against small to medium-sized enemies. The Scout Astro Toilet has a gas mask, similar to Juggernaut Astro Toilet, which most likely serves as heavy-duty vision goggles, helping to avoid attacks involving Screens. However, the Astro was never seen on-screen facing an enemy with such characteristics. The Scout Astro Toilet has a standard helmet that functions as a regular combat helmet, providing protection to the Astro's head. However, in the hierarchy of the Astro Toilets, the number of stripes on a helmet indicates rank, the Scout Astro Toilet has no stripes, possibly indicating that he is a very low-ranking warrior. Despite being a low rank Astro Toilet, he still wields incredibly high durability, as seen when he fought the Alliance members in Skibidi toilet 75/Season 25, and even somehow came out alive. As an Astro, the Scout Astro Toilet has the inherent ability to fly without the need for jetpacks, turbines. This is a common ability among all Astros. There is nothing particularly special or different about the Scout's flying capability compared to the others. The Scout Astro Toilet is one of many Astro Toilets equipped with a static warp levitator around his toilet, a semi-silver metallic black ring that rotates on its own axis, providing energy to the Astro for certain abilities, like Sonic charge or possibly Warping. The levitator of this Astro was never seen on-screen overloading with energy waves. In Episode 78, he was extremely injured, and only made it out alive by playing dead and being saved by his own father, the Juggernaut Astro Toilet. Now, the Scout Astro Toilet is presumably being repaired and upgraded.

33. #33Duchess Astro Toilet

    Keys: Duchess Astro Toilet, Duchess

    The Duchess Astro Toilet is a main character and an antagonist of the Skibidi Toilet series. She is one of the two main antagonists of the Astro Arc, alongside the soon-to-appear Duke Astro Toilet. She is an Astro Toilet that made her debut in Episode 76. She is the first female Astro Toilet in the series. While originally only a high ranking and well equipped Astro Toilet, she received a massive upgrade in Skibidi toilet 77: a titan grade humanoid body, increasing her capabilities greatly. Her appearance is very complex; she has marks and visible scars on her face that are currently unknown. Her hair is short and dark red, with her eyes being crimson red, with pitch-black eerie pupils. She doesn't use any kind of Helmet, but instead she utilizes a large crimson halo on her head, which also radiates and spins. Her static warp levitator is a red horizontal line, and her toilet is extremely similar to the other Astro Toilet's base core toilets. She has 4 Claws with Laser turrets attached to them, being able to pull enemies to her like magnets and crush them using gravitational force. She is also able to shoot lasers and retract them to the back of her body when not in use. She also utilizes laser eyes to complement her main lasers as well as another laser coming out of her mouth; overall, she's a very strong opponent and a potentially big threat for The Alliance and the Skibidi Toilets. In her titan form, Duchess Astro Toilet has the same features as her previous form, however, she is now equipped with a body, standing at over 70 meters tall, and a large energy-emitting static warp levitator on the back, constantly spinning. Coming out from the back of the device are her four tentacles. She's also equipped with a massive, orange chain made of plasma. On the back of her elbows, there can be seen mechanical claws similar to those of Titan TV Man 2.0's shoulder claws with red lining. On her shoulders, there can be seen claw-like pauldrons, bearing a heavy resemblance to the Detainer Astro Toilet's claws. Much like Titan Speakerman, Duchess' small size allows her to harness her capabilities as a preferably ranged and agile fighter, albeit with greater martial prowess and experience in physical combat, which she used to great effect against the Cameramen and Skibidi Toilets' attempts to free Titan TV Man. Duchess Astro Toilet is equipped with a plasma whip. She first used this weapon in Episode 77 (Full Episode), where it was used to slash at enemies, mostly from close range. However, she can also use it as a long-range weapon as the whip itself is decent in length. We have only really seen it in combat once where it was used to attack Titan TV Man, managing to slash him onto the ground and keep him there. Duchess Astro Titan has four tentacles on the sides of her body. She can deploy and retract her tentacles from the huge device on her back, which can grab and pull enemies from long distances, as well as magnetically attract smaller characters, crush or even dismember them. She can also shoot laser beams out of these weapons. By connecting all 4 to the body of a large target, Duchess is capable of paralyzing them, leaving them incapable of fighting back. She has one set of talons on each arm, which can be used to stab other titanic units and rip off their structure, although they have yet to be seen being used in action. They also resemble Titan TV Man's shoulder claws. Duchess Astro Titan can deploy a huge red hexagonal shield similar to that of Juggernaut Astro Toilet. It can change size, potentially cover her entire body and even beyond that, being an insanely durable shield, seen able to tank a nuclear missile in episode 79. As shown near the end of 79, the Titan Duchess Astro Toilet uses red star sunglasses to prevent being affected by TV screens. She is very sadistic and domineering, taking her time tormenting Alliance troops and Skibidi Toilets, and was only persuaded to stop by the Assailant Astro Toilet informing her that the squad chasing a Titan had gone missing. In Episode 77, she tortures the injured Titan TV Man with her energy whip, asking if he liked the pain.

34. #34Juggernaut Astro Toilet

    Keys: Juggernaut Astro Toilet, Juggernaut

    The Juggernaut Astro Toilet is a recurring character and an antagonist in the Skibidi Toilet series. He is an extremely powerful Astro Toilet that debuted in Episode 72, saving the critically injured Detainer Astro Toilet from being finished off by G-Toilet. Despite being much more powerful, he most likely equals to the Detainer Astro Toilet in rank, as their helmets both sport three stripes on them. He is equipped with a powerful Plasma Cannon on his right arm and a hexagonal-styled plasma shield on his left arm. The Juggernaut Astro Toilet takes on the appearance of a very large and formidable Astro Toilet, wearing a metallic helmet similar to many Astros but instead of 3 stripes; there are 3 metallic horns protruding from the upper-front of the helmet. He also wears a menacing gas mask with glowing red eye-pieces that seem to have small metal plates on them, that work as "eyebrows" to express emotions. On the right side of his helmet, Juggernaut has a flashlight attached to it, that appears as a paw and emits a red glow. Juggernaut has two large Mechanical Arms mounted on the sides of his toilet bowl, allowing him to grasp objects or perform hand-to-hand combat. His Mechanical Arms appear to be heavily reinforced and armored, with crimson glowing "veins" appearing in his arms that presumably shows his energy. His left hand appears to be a constantly rotating zygodactyl claw while his right hand appears to be a normal yet mechanical five-fingered hand with the finger being tipped with spikes. He wields a formidable Plasma Cannon as a right-hand gauntlet. The cannon is painted in a gunmetal hue and features a robust, industrial design with an angular shape—allowing the weapon to be worn like a gauntlet in the first place. Its frame bristles with four cylindrical metal tanks that store plasma energy, feeding the weapon to maintain relentless firing capability. The lower tanks are bound together by two metallic bands at their corners, while the upper tanks are protected by a heavy-duty metal carapace. The muzzle is vaguely dome-shaped, housing a plasma generator that glows with a searing crimson energy. From its center, a metallic emitter extends forward, channeling the plasma into concentrated, high-impact orbs. Grey wiring runs from the emitter to the tanks, forming an X-shaped pattern that presumably takes the energy from the tanks and uses them to power the generator. Mounted on the muzzle are four mechanized appendages, shaped like rigid fingers, each tipped with a similar emitter and arranged in a plus formation. These appendages possibly brace the cannon during the buildup of energy, compressing the plasma into an orb. When activated, the entire muzzle can rotate in either direction as the stabilizers snap open with surgical precision, crimson streams of plasma arcing from their tips to the central emitter, focusing the energy into a single, devastating strike. In standby mode, the fingers retract and the plasma flow becomes dim, transforming the cannon into a reinforced fist capable of delivering bone-shattering punches, though it lacks the dexterity to grasp like a normal hand. A Plasma Hex Shield Projector is mounted on his left mechanical wrist that is capable of a semi-transparent shield of reddish-orange plasma, which appears as a shimmering, rectangular wall with an intricate pattern of hexagons within it. It is large enough to cover a significant portion of his frame. A static warp levitator is mounted on his toilet bowl, appearing as an energy-emitting iron ring that appears to constantly spin at a great rate, granting him the ability to warp at light speed. There is metal armor completely covering the part below his static warp levitator, providing the Astro robust protection in combat. Furthermore, there is something secured beneath the toilet's exterior. Contrary to most of the Astro Toilet units, Juggernaut Astro Toilet takes his job very seriously, meaning he isn't overly sadistic and if he is assigned to do something, he will do it right away. He also appears to care for his fellow Astro Toilet colleagues, as seen when he rescued the Detainer Astro Toilet from being destroyed. It's heavily implied that his decision to rescue his partner despite having the power to take down his former friend was less of an act of alliance and more like the response of a traumatized being who doesn't want to lose someone close to him again. Simultaneously, he didn't want to kill G-Toilet whom he saw like a brother and still treats him as a worthy opponent. He has also shown to be very fatherly and protective towards his children, proven when he was mad that his baby was critically injured in Episode 75. Despite his utmost loyalty and dedication to his superiors, Juggernaut isn't treated very well and was viewed as expendable cannon fodder, proven in Season 25 where G-Toilet told Juggernaut that the Astros saw him as an expandable pawn, and Assailant Astro Toilet threatened him for his failure. He also seems to be the least sadistic of all the Astros. In his right arm, the Juggernaut Astro Toilet wears a destructive plasma cannon capable of launching powerful plasma projectiles to strike his enemies. These projectiles are so powerful that when they explode, they generate a large shockwave that can stun enemies in case they evade the attack. A drawback of this weapon is that the projectiles move at a relatively slow speed, making it challenging to hit fast-moving targets. The Juggernaut Astro can generate his shield on his left forearm and activate it at will whenever he feels threatened by imminent attacks. The shield is large enough to cover a significant portion of his front. As seen in Episode 75, this Astro mentions that he can see through walls, most likely indicating that he has X-ray capabilities integrated into this mask. This is the only piece of equipment through which such an ability could be achieved, although it is also possible that this ability is inherent.

35. #35Assailant Astro Toilet

    Keys: Assailant Astro Toilet, Overseer Astro Toilet

    The Assailant Astro Toilet, also known as the Overseer Astro Toilet, is a main character and an antagonist of Skibidi Toilet series. He plays the role as the secondary antagonist of the Astro Arc. He is one of the first Astro Toilets to be shown in the series, making his debut in Episode 53. He is a commander in the Astro Toilets' hierarchy, as his helmet sports five bands, the same number as the G-Toilet's, who is known to have formerly been a commander of the Astro Toilets. He is the highest-ranking normal member of the Astro Toilet fleet, though he is outranked by the Duchess Astro Toilet and Duke Astro Toilet. He is so far the most intelligent and strategic Astro Toilet in the series. He ordered the Detainer Astro Toilet to help him assassinate G-Toilet, and only made his presence known after deep analysis in battle. This was due to his spying and gaining intel on how far The Alliance was progressing in Episode 68. The Assailant Astro Toilet's main weapon is a powerful blaster called the Ion blaster. The Assailant Astro Toilet boasts an ion blaster attached underneath his main body; he also has a static warp levitator that surrounds his main body. The static warp levitator is in a constant spinning motion, sometimes surrounded by flowing energy. He also wears a metal helmet, featuring five stripes, seemingly serving as some sort of device to control his abilities more stably. His eyes are red. Also, bold five stripes on his helmet existed only in his first appearance. In Episode 60, his appearance is mostly unchanged. The differences are his ion blaster is slightly armored and his stripes on his helmet are shorter. In the Season 23 compilation, his appearance has changed. His helmet, featuring the five stripes, got longer and a tablet can be deployed from inside his toilet bowl. They also appear a bit glossy. In Episode 74, his helmet can deploy a visor and he now has a ring of energy surrounding his propulsion ring. In Episode 77, his helmet bears a red core-like opening, most likely capable to project a variety of abilities, known to include the ability to keep the teleportation smoke of Titan TV Man in place. His stripes also appear slightly thicker than the previous variant. His toilet also appears a bit darker. Nothing more was changed. The Assailant Astro Toilet operates as a strategic, cold, and calculating genius, serving as the volunteer forward-intelligence commander of the Astro Toilet armada—a figure significant enough to be singled out by the Secret Agent in Episode 70 as a major looming threat. Embracing his status as an elite overseer, the Assailant harbors a smug, elitist, and domineering attitude toward both his enemies and his own lower-ranking Astro subordinates. Holding others in exceptionally low regard, he views The Alliance and Earth-based Skibidi Toilets as primitive obstacles playing a futile game. His single-minded ambition renders him completely dismissive of martial honor or personal bravery, so long as the Astro Empire's supremacy—and his own authority within it—is assured. He takes open, sadistic pleasure in orchestrating ambushes, relishing the sudden terror and surprise of his enemies moments before they are eradicated by the approaching Astro fleet. Despite his outward projection of absolute authority, the Assailant is pragmatic to the point of acute cowardice, preferring to rely on his subordinates to do all the heavy lifting or using them as protective shields while observing war zones from a safe distance. Because his personal arsenal is limited compared to the Titans, he relies heavily on his extreme agility and Static Warp Levitator to target only weakened or vulnerable opponents before instantly retreating when confronted by someone he cannot defeat. In Episode 53, after executing a vulnerable Large Speakerman, he immediately warped away after barely dodging Titan Cameraman's mechanical hammer and railgun. Similarly, in Episode 55, he avoided direct combat by knocking down camera transport helicopters to bait Titan Cameraman away from the parasite disabler laser tank before fleeing off-screen, and in Episode 60, he immediately abandoned his assassination attempt to warp away the moment the Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet Mech intervened and severed one of the Detainer Astro Toilet's claws. Beyond his self-preserving pragmatism, the Assailant possesses a deeply sinister, voyeuristic, and glory-stealing nature. He frequently acts as a theatrical observer of destruction, lurking in the shadows in Episode 68 to silently study Titan TV Man's new upgrades against the G-Clones, or hovering above the front lines to savor the slaughter. In Episode 53, he wore a malicious grin while charging his photon cannon to annihilate a defiant Plungerman, and in Episode 74, after blocking Titan TV Man's red death screen with his helmet visor, he smiled smugly while backing away to let the arriving Astro fleet massacre the Alliance, lingering behind solely to watch a dying POV-Cameraman slowly burn in the flames. Furthermore, his ego compels him to claim credit for the accomplishments of his peers. Throughout Episode 77, he stood back with an excited smile while the Duchess Astro Toilet handled the ordeal of capturing Titan TV Man; yet the moment the Titan was infected with Astro technology, the Assailant stepped forward to grandstand, proclaiming, "This is just the beginning," and christening their enslaved prize the "Watchman of Doom" before warping away.

36. #36Assailant Astro Toilet Personality/Abilities

    Keys: Assailant Astro Toilet, Overseer Astro Toilet

    A massive drawback to the Assailant Astro Toilet's intellect is his crippling insecurity, volatility, and bitter envy toward G-Toilet's success and enduring prestige as the former Commander. Because the Assailant governs strictly through fear, rank, and micromanagement, he deeply resents the loyalty G-Toilet naturally inspires. This obsession drove him to personally oversee the attempted execution of the Decoy G-Toilet in Episode 60, where a heated argument in the Skibidi language escalated until he ordered the Detainer to pin the decoy down so he could personally deliver the fatal shot with his ion blaster. When his plans to erase his predecessor are thwarted, the Assailant's composed mask shatters into rage. In Season 25, after arriving with a Carrier Astro Toilet only to discover that G-Toilet had escaped from the Juggernaut Astro Toilet, the Assailant harshly interrogated Juggernaut and questioned his loyalty. The moment Juggernaut referred to G-Toilet as "Commander," the Assailant dropped the Skibidi language altogether to snarl in English, "I am. Your. Commander," before issuing a stern warning that further failures would not be tolerated and ordering the Carrier to obliterate the entire area. The Assailant's elitism and escalating paranoia are further reflected in his weaponization of language and his obsession with total eradication. He insists on speaking the Skibidi language when communicating with other Astros—such as conversing with the Duke Astro Toilet via a mechanized tablet in Season 23 or briefing the Duchess in Episode 76—to maintain an encrypted inner circle that Alliance onlookers cannot eavesdrop on, while reserving English to assert dominance over captured foes or insubordinate allies. As the war progressed and someone began tampering with Astro communications in Episode 76, his demeanor grew increasingly paranoid toward surveillance and survivors. In Season 23, the instant he noticed a spying POV-Cameraman after speaking with Detainer, he executed the cameraman with his laser eyes. In Season 26, following the destruction of the Cameramen HQ, he circled the Duchess while confirming that Search Modules would arrive on Earth in 6 to 7 cycles, coldly stating, "Hiding is futile. This will put an end to their little game," before locking eyes with a hidden POV-Cameraman and ordering a Carrier Astro Toilet to search and eviscerate the sector. Ultimately, the roots of the Assailant's fragile ego and opportunistic habits trace back to G-Toilet's rebellion on the Astro Homeworld, as revealed inside The Void in Episode 82. During the height of the uprising, while G-Toilet clashed lasers at full power against two Detainer Astro Toilets, the Assailant avoided the battle entirely, waiting until three Detainer units had grounded, exhausted, and immobilized G-Toilet in energy chains before warping in at the very last second to oversee the arrest. Furthermore, because the Assailant presided over G-Toilet's imprisonment—choosing to strip him of his armor and leave him trapped in a cell rather than executing him immediately—G-Toilet's subsequent escape through a portal to Earth stands as a major failure on the Assailant's record, fueling his relentless personal vendetta to hunt G-Toilet down and cement himself as the only true Commander. Despite his outward projection of absolute authority, the Assailant is pragmatic to the point of acute cowardice, preferring to rely on his subordinates to do all the heavy lifting or using them as protective shields while observing war zones from a safe distance. Because his personal arsenal is limited compared to the Titans, he relies heavily on his extreme agility and Static Warp Levitator to target only weakened or vulnerable opponents before instantly retreating when confronted by someone he cannot defeat. In Episode 53, after executing a vulnerable Large Speakerman, he immediately warped away after barely dodging Titan Cameraman's mechanical hammer and railgun. Similarly, in Episode 55, he avoided direct combat by knocking down camera transport helicopters to bait Titan Cameraman away from the parasite disabler laser tank before fleeing off-screen, and in Episode 60, he immediately abandoned his assassination attempt to warp away the moment the Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet Mech intervened and severed one of the Detainer Astro Toilet's claws.elligence and high-ranking commander of the Astro Toilet armada, the Assailant Astro was deployed to Earth to survey both Alliance and Skibidi Toilet forces while commanding the Astro Detainer to execute G-Toilet, before heralding their invasion once both sides are in critical condition. While the Assailant Astro Toilet has a very limited arsenal compared to the Titans, he makes up for it with his agility by being too fast for the Titans' attacks to land on, along with his high-ranking status which he puts to good use instructing the Astros to follow his war strategies, putting his ability to quickly travel between warzones into excellent use by relaying orders to the elite Astros such as Detainer, Juggernaut, and Duchess. Much like the other Astros, he's capable of conversing in English when speaking to Alliance members like Titan TV Man when he was pulled back from the TV Men's base, though he usually insists on speaking in the Skibidi language when talking to other Astros so the Alliance onlookers can't eavesdrop on their plans. This ability is relatively simple, he has laser eyes that he can use against his enemies. The eyes don't have anything particularly special; at the moment, it's unknown if they're more destructive and efficient than the laser eyes of the Skibidi Toilets, but they were able to kill two Cameramen 2.0 with ease. The Ion Blaster is a blaster charged by ionized plasma energy, capable of inflict the more enormous amounts of damage the more it charges. This weapon is seen used to destroy generally large target like helicopters, large members of The Alliance.

37. #37Detainer Astro Toilet

    Keys: Detainer Astro Toilet, Detainer

    The Detainer Astro Toilet is a three striped Astro Toilet that specialize in detaining and subjugating enemies. The unique titan sized one member made his debut in Episode 60, where he with Assailant Astro Toilet unsuccessfully attempted to execute G-Toilet (who was actually Decoy G-Toilet), before being stopped by Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet Mech, forcing them to retreat. He would make his return in Episode 70, after being absent for over 10 episodes. Following the damage sustained from the Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet Mech in Episode 60, he was repaired and upgraded by his allies and brought back to the battlefield. Now equipped with improved Detaining Claws, he can magnetize, dismantle, grab, or crush objects with ease. Judging by his helmet, he has also been promoted to a higher rank since his last appearance. In Episode 82, the standard units would debut in a flashback of G-Toilet. In said flashback, two of them fought G-Toilet during his conducted rebellion in the Astro Homeworld, which ended with them restraining G-Toilet and imprisoning him. The Detainer Astro Toilet is a lanky figure. He has red eyes and light toned skin with slight facial hair. He wears a metallic helmet with 3 metallic stripes on the front, indicating his rank in the hierarchy. His head sits within a flat mechanical toilet base with three long mechanical, segmented arms - two on his sides and one attached to the back of his toilet. At the end of each arm is a thin magnet shaped contraption that flows a bright orange/yellow energy, capable of catching energy and other non-physical attacks. They can also be used to grab or launch objects, as seen in Episode 72. An odd feature is that his head appears to be abnormally large compared to his toilet size. After the battle with G-Toilet, Detainer Astro Toilet lost two Detaining claws he also received a serious injury, losing one eye and his Static warp levitator was damaged. As an elite Astro operative, the Detainer Astro Toilet is ruthless and intensely vindictive, focused entirely on hunting down and executing G-Toilet while treating all other hostile units as mere collateral damage. Highly arrogant and overconfident in his superior firepower, his hubris ultimately caused his downfall in Episode 72. This defeat allowed the Alliance to salvage and reverse-engineer one of his detaining claws—a major technological breakthrough in unlocking Astro technology. This ability should not be confused with "Warping," as the latter allows the user to make instant Teleportation, while the Sonic Charge has a function similar to that of the Glitch Skibidi Toilet. This ability allows the Astro to move at great speed through the air. With such high speed, the Detainer uses it to ram his enemies and damage/incapacitate them through powerful, rapid melee strikes. However, it can be countered with simple defenses like Holographic Shields. These three claws are the Detainer Astro Toilet's main weapon, with one located on each side of the toilet and the other at the back, giving it a scorpion-like appearance. These claws have multiple functionalities, with the main one being their use as normal pincers. They have a type of magnet technology that allows them to crush their victims simply by placing them between the pincers and crushing them with gravity. Additionally, they also serve as melee combat weapons and as a defense against direct attacks; grab, dismantle, strike, and restrain, among other functions. When the Detainer Astro Toilet is attacked with any type of direct energy attack, he can retain the energy in the jaws of his claws. This allows him to absorb the energy and then return it in the same form of attack. The energy can be transferred from claw to claw, meaning that if the Astro absorbs the energy from his lateral claws, he can conduct it to his third upper claw for another form of attack. In addition to absorbing the energy of its enemies, the Detainer Astro Toilet can also simply return the attack. This is because the Astro can retain the enemy's energy, either absorbing it or holding it in his claws to then send it back to his enemies at high speed, causing great damage upon impact. These are tendrils incorporated into the three claws of the Detainer Astro Toilet. The Detainer can change the shape of the detaining claws to extend a kind of cable. These have the ability to steal energy from sources where a lot of energy resides, like a Holographic Shield. Obviously, by absorbing more energy, the potency of his attacks will increase and become more powerful. The Detainer Astro Toilet can change the shape of his detaining claws, transforming them into large, sharp blades. These function as melee weapons, capable of stabbing and cutting objects or enemies. They appear to be very lethal, as they have been shown to cut through targets with great ease whenever they were used.

38. #38Mothership Astro Toilet

    Keys: Mothership Astro Toilet, Mothership

    The Mothership Astro Toilet is a recurring character and an antagonist of the Skibidi Toilet series. He is an absolutely colossal Astro Toilet that made his debut in Skibidi toilet 74. He is considered to be the largest character existing in the series so far, serving as a mobile base, single-target annihilator unit, upgrade and repair station, and main transport unit for the Astro Toilets. The Mothership Astro Toilet is a gargantuan-sized Astro Toilet that is shaped akin to a floating citadel, currently being the largest character in the entire series. Much like other Astro Toilets, the Mothership Astro Toilet has pale white skin and glowing red eyes. He also wears a standard mechanical Five-Striped Astro Toilet Helmet, denoting that he is a high-ranking official alongside the Assailant Astro Toilet, albeit with a large halo, suggesting to be of royal ensign. The Mothership Astro Toilet is almost completely surrounded by the frame of the saucer surrounding his body. Additionally, he also has three humongous thrusters rotating at the bottom, with possibly a couple more at the top. On the lower part of the Mothership Astro Toilet's body is an enormous Orbital Laser Super Strike Cannon that fires an extremely concentrated powerful beam of plasma. The Mothership Astro Toilet has an orbital strike laser emitter mounted below his toilet, which takes a while to charge up. When fired, the cannon causes devastating destruction, sending out shock-waves that can level superstructures and entire mountain ranges. It is mostly used to eviscerate important enemy emplacements and fortifications like bunkers and blockhouses, often as a highly visible weapon of mass destruction and intimidation. Like all the Astro Toilets, the Mothership Astro Toilet has the ability of travel via flight, however from what is shown, Mothership on his own is very slow in that department. Like all the Astro Toilets, the Mothership Astro Toilet also has the inherent ability to Warp. However, due to his enormous size, the warping of this Astro takes a while to fully charge up. Before appearing in the location via this ability, a powerful orange disturbance in the air appears first. Additionally, this Astro's warping is so powerful and intense that he interferes with the vision of any Cameramen who are relatively close.

39. #39Watchman of Doom

    Keys: Watchman of Doom, Titan TV Man

    The Watchman of Doom is a main character and an antagonist of the Skibidi Toilet series. He plays the role as the tertiary antagonist of the Astro Arc. He is the corrupted form of Titan TV Man. Forcibly corrupted by the Core Penetrator in Episode 77, he is now mind-controlled to turn against The Alliance and serve the Astro Toilets. Immediately after his corruption in Episode 77, he still retains his appearance as the injured Titan TV Man. He is heavily damaged from his previous fight with the Juggernaut Astro Toilet, as his main television screen is shattered, leaving only the outer frames intact. His shoulder televisions are all destroyed and missing. His belt television is majorly damaged, the screen being shattered and the frame being destroyed, and his tri-bladed claws are also absent. The Core-penetrator is attached tightly to his chest, with its latches clinging tightly to the Watchman's shoulders and waist area. The Watchman of Doom now appears with his new refined form in skibidi toilet 79. He has a devastating, massive shockwave cannon mounted on his left arm and a massive shield projector capable of protecting him from impacts. On his right arm, he has a plasma projector that brings out his Doomblade, a weapon that is quite deadly in close combat that resembles the crucible from Doom Eternal. Like some other members, the Watchman of Doom's back area is equipped with a giant propulsion ring and his main shoulder equipment, upgraded with a new homing ability, the tri-bladed claws. Additionally, the Watchman of Doom now has glowing barbed wires wrapped around his neck and right arm, a crown shaped structure on the top of his broken TV, and burns are visible across most of his body. He has many spiked structures on his body, mainly on his head TV, shoulders, wrists, and knees. During the raid on the Cameramen headquarters, the Watchman of Doom would get some minor damages done to his body. At the beginning wave of the raid, parts of his body would be lit on fire, however, he would get set ablaze by the Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet Mech lasers, and after he would aim his Doom cannon at the injured Berserker Skibidi Mutant and Mafia Skibidi Toilet, the Michael Jackson Skibidi Toilet would fly right in front of his cannon, causing him to blow up his cannon and lose his left hand, but despite these damages, he remained a major threat to the Alliance, and was soon repaired by the Astro Toilets. The Watchman of Doom no longer shares a variety of character traits associated with Titan TV Man. Now under the control of the Core-Penetrator, the Watchman of Doom is a mind-controlled slave weaponized by the Astro Toilets to destroy the morale of the Alliance and cause mayhem. His lack of autonomy leads him to having very little personality. His ability to vocalize shows that he feels mental pain and likely guilt as he watches his body destroy the Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet Mech. But later on as he chases down the squad of Cameramen and Large TV Man into the Void Dimension, he coldly claims there is no escape from their doom. It is likely that under the Astro Toilets control, the Watchman of Doom has become incredibly stoic and corrupt and it is evident he does not speak nearly as much as his original self once did. The Watchman of Doom gained many abilities due to his upgrades by the Astro Toilets, allowing him to cause immense destruction, eliminating many of the troops at the Cameramen headquarters. The Watchman of Doom has an extremely powerful plasma cannon that replacing his left hand; it has similar power to an Impactor Astro Toilet's primary plasma cannon blast but scaled upwards in power significantly, firing large orange projectiles that result in a destructive shockwave. The Watchman of Doom is equipped with a large plasma blade that was able to destroy the Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet Mech in a single swing. As a plasma blade, it glows, emitting an orange radiance. The blade is similar to those used by the Hunter Astro Mutant. The Watchman of Doom presumably can willingly change the size of the blade. The Watchman of Doom is outfitted with a pair of heavy-duty detaining claws mounted dorsally on the rear of his shoulders. These high-yield appendages can quickly decouple from the main chassis and launch toward designated targets at extreme velocities. Upon impact, the kinetic kinetic force combined with localized energy discharges inflicts catastrophic structural damage, rendering high-threat targets incapacitated or outright obliterated. The Watchman of Doom is capable of firing orange plasma shots from his core that can wipe out many smaller enemies easily, but not so effective on larger foes. Additionally, the core is capable of energy circulation throughout his body. The Watchman of Doom's Core-penetrator can protect his chest from attack, being extremely resistant to both melee and energy-based attacks. However it can be damaged, and can possibly removed if targeted by larger enemies such as other Titans and seen by Mafia Skibidi Toilet in Episode 79 part 2. The Watchman of Doom has a shield projector on his arm that allows him to form a large orange plasma shield, which is even capable of stopping a projectile from his own shockwave cannon. The Watchman of Doom is capable of projecting a durable plasma shield taking the place of his main TV Screen, protecting his inner mechanisms and preventing his head from imploding. Similar to all versions of Titan TV Man and all TV Men alike, the Watchman of Doom is capable of teleporting using black smoke. Replacing the directional jetpack of his earlier iterations, the Watchman of Doom is retrofitted with a high-output propulsion ring mounted dorsally on his chassis. Unlike his original flight apparatus—which severely limited his aerial combat to linear dive-bombing attacks—this advanced ring generator grants continuous anti-gravity suspension and multi-directional thrust.

40. #40Brute Astro Toilet

    Keys: Brute Astro Toilet, Brute

    Brute Astro Toilets are heavily weaponized Astro Toilets that debuted in an extra scene for Season 26. They were sent to search and eviscerate the Cameramen headquarters after the events of Episode 79, one of them killing the POV-Cameraman of that scene. Unlike many Astro Toilets, they don't warp directly onto the battlefield but are instead transported safely in astro drop pods that can be deployed by Carrier Astro Toilets at will. The Brute Astro Toilets posses a build similar to that of the Specialist Astro Toilet, having a built in propulsion system and x-wings mounted on the back of its cistern, which itself is replaced by a battery back. They are additionally provided with a Rotary Quadruple Astro Plasma Cannon to utilize on each hand, and a chainsaw mounted on their arms. Notably, their mechanical helmets completely cover their face at all times, and feature a more advanced display compared to the metal plates utilized by specialists. Additionally, their visor has glowing orange chevrons. These weapons are presumably designed to cut through objects or pierce and saw through enemies. What makes this equipment distinctive is that it is equipped with two saw blades, potentially increasing its effectiveness. These weapons are blasters mounted on both sides of the Brute Astro Toilet's helmet. Based on observed usage, the cannons appear to be capable of engaging targets at both long and close ranges. They are presumably intended to combat Alliance and Skibidi toilet units ranging in size from Micro to Semi-Large.

41. #41Demolisher Astro Toilet

    Keys: Demolisher Astro Toilet, Demolisher

    The Demolisher Astro Toilet was a powerful type of Astro Toilet, making his debut in Episode 80 after the Annihilator Astro Toilet was forced to retreat. He turned the tide against the counterattack squad for only a moment before being put down by the newly upgraded Titan Speakerman. The Demolisher Astro Toilet is a semi-gargantuan-class Astro Toilet. His design features a Titan toilet bowl with a rotating Energy-cell levitator positioned at his center—resembling that of the Obliterator Astro Toilet and a long downward-extending shaft terminating in a highly Destructive plasma cannon. Flanking the toilet bowl on both sides are Energy absorption device, characterized by vertical energy-shield panels with absorption mechanisms located in the middle of each side. As for his headgear, the unit sports 3 stripes and a horizontal red line across the center of the helmet, and it is also equipped with a protective mask. The Demolisher Astro Toilet had a destructive cannon that fired a red plasma orb capable of causing catastrophic damage. Though, this weapon was only used successfully once, which knocked out both the CH4D Cameraman and the SWAT Skibidi Mutant out of the battlefield. The Energy Absorption Device is seen when the Speakerman Armada attack the Demolisher Astro Toilet. The device appears to surrond it on all sides and appears to transfer energy that is absorbed into power of some sort. The device stopped all incoming attacks at the Demolisher Astro Toilet, basically extending it's life span.

42. #42Core-Penetrator

    Keys: Core-Penetrator

    The core-penetrator, colloquially known as the corefucker, is a parasitic mechanism designed by the Astro Toilets. It can control mechanisms by hijacking the appropriately sized core that powers it, turning its allegiance towards the Astro Toilets. It first appeared in Episode 77. The core-penetrator is a roughly circular spiky contraption made of black mechanical material, with four hooked 'legs' trailing on the sides of it in an "X" shape. The center of it is an extremely advanced core which constantly glows an orange and red light. It has multiple sharp mechanical parts jutting out of it, with four of them hooking into the core itself, likely to condense the amount of energy it produces. It is capable of speedy flight due to the centerpiece of the contraption, producing an orange stream of energy whilst flying. The core-penetrator seemingly has a sonic boom scream that presumably stuns enemies, giving it time to hijack and control them. The core-penetrator is used to take control of giant enemies, such as mechanical beings like Titan TV Man. It was likely designed/modified to supress The latter's core due to its ability to redirect energy and overload parasites. Its purpose is to control victims in a three-stage process, starting with the core-penetrator locking and fitting itself onto the victim's core, then injecting its energy by rapidly banging itself onto it, presumably overloading the core to the point where invasive energy output surpasses the host's. The second stage begins after the core-penetrator finishes. The core-penetrator then finishes setting itself to complete the energy reaction. The final third stage is signaled by a click, following a system reset; the core powers up again, but replaced with the orange energy it has. The taken over beings still retain their consciousness and awareness, but their bodies are under full control of the machine, thus making it a case of body puppetry rather than generic mind control. The extent of the core-penetrator's control is unknown, as it's very possible even if removed, Its energy would remain trapped and diluted within the host, the only way to truly save them would be through a full system reset.

43. #43Brute Drop Pods

    Keys: Brute Drop Pods, Astro Drop Pods

    Brute drop pods are transport vehicles used by Carrier Astro Toilets to deploy smaller Astro Toilets onto battlefronts. So far, they are only known to contain Brute Astro Toilets. Its shape looks like a starfish from the front, but from the side, it resembles a triangle. Orange glowing lights can also be seen across its body. Carrier Astro Toilets have the ability to launch these pods out at will. When this happens, they will fly down and land on the ground and a hatch will open, releasing whoever is inside.

44. #44Astro Homeworld

    Keys: Astro Homeworld

    The Astro Homeworld is a planet controlled by the Astro Toilets, first appearing in Episode 81. It is where the latter originate from as a species, and also where G-Toilet conducted his rebellion prior to the events of skibidi toilet. The planet, as depicted in Episode 81 and Episode 82, comprises high-rise structures on its surface. These structures appear to depict orange patterns similar to circuitry patterns or runic patterns that illuminate the area with orange light, giving the planet's surface its atmospheric look.

45. #45G-Toilet 1.0 to 3.0

    Keys: G-Toilet

    G-Toilet is a major character, and prior to prior to Season 25 , the main antgonist of the Skibidi Toilet series. He is the largest and strongest member of the Skibidi Toilets and his name comes from the fact his character's head uses G-Man (Specifically the model from Half-Life: 2). He is most known for his strength and his signature eye lasers, as well as his arrival on Earth being the reason for the existence of the Skibidi Toilet Faction. As a former Astro Toilet Commander, G-Toilet has been shown to be very resourceful and strategic regarding any means of fighting and/or combat throughout several episodes, meaning that he never fights alone, often with the aid of his fellow underlings. One such reason why many Toilets are willing to serve him, even to the point of sacrificing themselves for the cause, is the fact that they greatly revere and respect him out of admiration in battle. Despite this, he often tends to retreat out of the battlefield where he's disadvantaged or when confronted by someone he cannot be able to take on yet. He was friends with Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet, and they both respected each other very well. In his past G-Toilet had 4 heavy duty mechanical limbs surrounding his toilet, similar in build to that of the Juggernaut Astro Toilet. Each limb was capable of melee combat and grappling, while also being used as a laser cannon to fire a potent red beam. He also utilized a red core akin to the golden one he uses in 5.0, and has red laser eyes. He wears a 5-stripped helmet as well signalizing his rank as a commander, and a halo signaling a connection or service to royalty. Additionally, he has two massive laser cannons mounted on his shoulder that he utilized as his primary ranged weapon. In this form his helmet seems to have been damaged with only the rim, stripes, and halo remaining after being injured. His left shoulder cannon has also been damaged and is now misplaced, unable to be utilized. Furthermore, his lower two limbs have been detached in battle, leaving him only with his arms. He is lastly, set partially ablaze, with his propulsion ring seemingly weakened. In his first form after landing on Earth, G-Toilet is housed in a simple white giant toilet bowl and appears to have no additional weapons or protection. It can be seen that there is a non-functional flusher at the back. Additionally, his eyes glow yellow when he uses eye lasers. In G-Toilet's second form, he is officially upgraded to version 2.0 and can be seen wielding a variety of weapons and equipment that are completely different from his former appearance. This form, can only be seen for a short time in Skibidi toilet 38. It can be seen, there are two giant mechanical laser cannons on the right and left of the bowl, and two giant jetpack turbines at the back that support his flight. G-Toilet also has a total of 3 giant metal plates now, excluding the back of the bowl, to protect him from impacts. Compared to his former appearance, it can be seen that there is no flusher cover anymore. After the encounter with Cinemaman in episode 47, G-Toilet has completely lost his laser eyes ability. G-Toilet's 3.0 form which can be only seen in Skibidi toilet 57. When looking at the appearance of G-Toilet 3.0, which has differences in terms of equipments and weapons, it can be seen that the yellow glasses from 2.2 version are still used, the number of lasers has now been increased to six, and still there are two gigantic jetpack turbines. It can be seen that in addition to the yellow glasses for protection, as well as the metal plates in the former version, two more have been added on the sides, making a total of four. Unlike the former appearance, it appears to be equipped with another metal plate at the back and giant headphones to protect against sound waves. G-Toilet, lost various weapons and equipments after being smashed by a mechanical hammer blow from Titan Cameraman in Skibidi toilet 57. Looking at his appearance, it can be seen that his face was burned and shattered as a result of Titan Cameraman's core flame ability, his headphones and yellow glasses were completely destroyed, back plate and one left side plate was broken, the others were scattered as a result of the impact, and he lost two of his laser cannons. Apart from these, the jetpack turbines and remaining laser cannons are fully functional and working.

46. #46G-Toilet 4.0 to 5.0

    Keys: G-Toilet

    G-Toilet 4.0 has a very big difference compared to all other iterations of G-Toilet in appearance. For starters, his toilet is plated in black armor, and is more cube-shaped than toilet-shaped, however a gray toilet can still be seen behind his head. On the front of the armor, there are two heavy duty laser emitters mounted on his toilet. There is also a jetpack mounted on the back of his toilet, and extra thrusters on the side for 360-degree movement. G-Toilet's face remains cracked, but he now sports traditional sunglasses instead of the Yellow Glasses. G-Toilet now has a core with a yellow glow mounted directly underneath his head. Behind his head, he has some headgear that connects with an orange wire connecting to the side of his head, and at the sides of the headgear, yellow glowing circles could be seen, as there are lasers attached to two sides of the headgear circles, which could be replacements for his damaged laser eyes. As of Episode 71, he has been a lot more armored with a holographic shield, and a battle helmet which he can activate anytime and shoulder plates welded on the sides of his toilet. In G-Toilet 4.0's battle appearance, he sports a hidden ballistic helmet that is nearly impossible to see, meant to protect himself in combat. In this form, it can be seen that the helmet is active and G-Toilet switches to his combat mode. Other than this, there is no difference in his physical appearance or equipment. In G-Toilet's 4.0 form, he can launch out two different types of energy orbs from his core; a yellow and green one, and a yellow and purple one. The green one's use is completely unknown, but it is shown to go into effect when a character (such as Titan TV Man) absorbs it, causing the character immense pain that momentarily stuns them. The purple one is presumably made out of TV Men energy, and anybody who absorbs it will momentarily lose control of their body/lose control of the weapon that they used to absorb the orb, with their body/weapon being forced to attack themselves. G-Toilet's "Berserk" form, which can be seen in different forms in Episode 72 and Episode 73, appears when he is on the point of going insane. Looking at his appearance in this form, G-Toilet has only undergone physical changes, with an incredible shaking of the head, frenzy, large pupils and a wide-opened mouth, and can be seen shouting extremely loudly. Additionally, pieces of his frontal armor have been extended and turned forward, functioning as "spears" to charge at opponents. After what happened in conflict with the Alliance titans in Episode 73, G-Toilet 4.0 can be seen to have lost nearly all of his weapons and become unusable, his protection plates have been removed or took massive damage, his right eye has a large dagger handle and shattered, his bowl can be seen on fire, his artificial eye lasers have exploded and burned, and his torn facial tissue is covered in blood. This is the form in which G-Toilet is the most injured compared to all his versions. G-Toilet's 4.1 form, which he switched to after the fight in his injured state. In this form, it can be seen that G-Toilet's side weapons have been completely removed and have giant thrusters instead of them. His wounded appearance and the dagger stuck in his eye are still present, but the flames on the bowl and face are extinguished and more understandable. Apart from this, it seems do not have any extra protection other than the shield ability of the core and the metal plates on the thrusters and jetpacks. G-Toilet's fifth upgraded form first appeared in Episode 77 (Part 4), vastly different in appearance compared to his previous appearances. Initially, he still retains the main segmented armor and pair of thrusters from his previous form, though he now owns a second pair used for forward thrust - attached behind the water tank. Combined, these thrusters grant him near-warp speed. His main armament of massive twin Astro laser cannons are mounted up high on each side of him, capable of retracting backward. The most notable upgrades are his strong and unique mechanical arms, functioning massive robotic arms attached to G-Toilet's side platforms. These mechanical arms each feature an orange energy blade, as well as normal fingers and hands. Additionally, each arm has a retractable Astro laser cannon that replaces the hands when used. A thruster-like component also sits behind the "shoulders". The arms are capable of independent flight and can attack without requiring a user to equip them, demonstrated when they independently lasered the Juggernaut Astro Toilet in the same episode. A few attachments now adorn his head, including a pair of Astro blasters above the ears, prominent metal attachments similarly situated on the noggin as well as an intricate headband, an orange visor which sits on the forehead while not in use, and a yellow cybernetic augmentation replacing his right eye. Additionally, his burn marks and scars are visibly less saturated, and his skin is paler.

47. #47G-Toilet's Personality

    Keys: G-Toilet

    At first, G-Toilet enjoyed destroying and killing The Alliance's members. However, he also showed to be quite cowardly, as seen when he ran from Titan Cameraman in episode 57, and again with Titan TV Man in episode 67. He was shown to have a friendship with Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet, as he was sad when he knew that the latter had died. In the final extra scene of Season 25, we now known that he and Juggernaut Astro Toilet were brother once, as he didn't want to fight Juggernaut and even ask the latter to join force with him. G-Toilet looks stoic and cold, but he actually makes funny-looking expressions when surprised, confused, angry, or happy. He is a natural-born leader who is loyal to his friends. Towards friends, like Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet or the G-Squad, he shows himself as a friendly, calm, somewhat joking, deflective, and laid-back individual. He will gladly thank an ally for saving him. However, he will abandon an ally, even one who saved him before, if the enemy they are facing is stronger. He can be really saddened by the death of an ally he considered a friend, like in the case of Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet, which makes him less irritated, like when Camerawoman attacked Double Transporter Skibidi Toilet, by an enemy than he normally would be. In battle, G-Toilet enjoys being in control and loves it when he is the strongest and winning. He loves using his Laser cannons and destroying things with them. He likes to sneak up on distracted enemies and fire his lasers around their feet to ragdoll them first. He smirks slightly or not-so-slightly when he knows he has the upper hand and the enemy falsely thinks they do. He is great at convincing, but he is terrible at convincing enemies to unite with him because he would rather fight them than team up against a stronger enemy. G-Toilet hates when he is overpowered, outmaneuvered, surrounded, or facing a stronger foe, especially when they have an advantage over his powers. He also hates when his plan goes wrong or when he is physically restrained. He will fight a stronger enemy if he thinks he has the tactical advantage, but he escapes the moment he knows he won't win or his plan goes south. Overall, G-Toilet is a pseudo-friendly, deflective, irritated, enigmatic, and ambiverted individual. When G-Toilet gets sufficiently enraged, he can let out a very powerful scream so loud and noisy that it can push back his enemies, which can stun and catch them off-guard.

48. #48Titan TV Man's Appearance 1.0 to Cinemaman

    Keys: Titan TV Man

    The Titan TV Man (or also called Cinemaman) is a main character of the Skibidi Toilet series. He is a mechanical colossus created by The Alliance, fabricated from unknown sources, but likely multiple components and attachments sourced from the TV Men headquarters. This Titan holds immense durability and strength, transcending both powerful physical and digital combat capabilities. Bearing a vast arsenal of weapons and equipment, he was known as the most powerful titan in his base form. Titan TV Man is a tall, towering Titan. In his first form, he wears a black trench coat, along with sleek black pants. He also has black gloves, accompanied by black boots on his feet. He has a giant black TV monitor as his head, which constantly displays white static. He has a circular core on his chest, emitting an ominous purple glow. The back of his shoulders are fitted with large black claws which have a purple accent to them. He is also equipped with grapple hooks on his elbows. He also has a jetpack with a single nozzle on his back, but this was not apparent during this form. Titan TV Man's injured first form, briefly visible after the conflict in Skibidi toilet 47. A large knife has been stuck into his main TV screen and his mechanical claws have been completely severed. One of his hooks appears to have been used and the other one is still intact. He does not appear to have any visible injuries to his core or body. Titan TV Man's "Cinemaman" form has a similar appearance to his previous iteration, but this time he is equipped with 2 black speaker helicopters on his shoulders and a large speaker helicopter on his chest. His purple core is no longer visible. The chest is now adorned with an enormous number of speakers of different sizes, while his shoulders have giant woofers with helicopter rotors attached to them. His jetpack is also apparent in this form.

49. #49Titan TV Man 2.0's Appearance

    Keys: Titan TV Man

    Titan TV Man 2.0 wears a dark black tactical suit with a long black trench coat, with a matching cloak flowing dramatically from his waist to mid-calf, sleek black pants, a pair of black gloves on both of his hands, and black boots on his feet to finish his lower description. He now has a thinner, yet more advanced TV on his head, that can detach from his body and fly thanks to two new small jetpack turbines attached to the rear of his TV head. A purple tentacle can be spotted at the bottom of his TV head, that is surrounded by a metallic ring. He has 2 thin laser cannons hidden behind his head TV which he can retract out at his will. Additionally, he has two small TVs hidden behind the head TV, which he can extend out at his will. He is also equipped with some form of metallic armor on top of the main TV, which resembles a crown. The head armor is designed to protect against sneak attacks to his main head. On both of his shoulders, he has shoulder mounted TVs with jetpacks identical to those on his main TV that allow them to detach and fly on their own. His shoulder mounted TVs are also equipped with weapons, but they are ordinary guns instead of lasers like his main TV. The middle of his chest features a wider and upgraded energy core that retains its reinforced appearance and circular structure but no longer glows like a traditional core; instead of a simple glow, it pulses with intense purple energy that flows out of his core, resembling a sphere of his energy that intermittently crackles with brief sparks of purple-hot electricity and white swirling particles of energy. The core is connected on his chest by multiple iron extensions with 3 metallic claws protruding outward before pointing back to the center of the core, in a upside triangle formation, with 3 smaller claws protruding outward from the center of the core, in a triangle formation while functioning as an inner-prong that open up when the core is charging up and rotate with it. Behind that, there is a circle with rectangular holes along the edges and a hole where the core is that spins in the opposite direction of the core protector. For his melee weaponry, he uses an energized sword mounted on his right forearm, emitting a purple-pink color. The blade itself is a single-edged weapon matching the length of TV Titan's arm from shoulder to knuckle. On his back, he has a black backpack with a metallic thruster mounted underneath. The thruster constantly spins while having multiple claw-like extensions down to the nozzle. At his waist, he wears a black military belt around his waist, which contains a small TV screen display monitor mounted onto his belt. He features some large, thin, and segmented metal plates on his shoulder-mounted TVs, knees, and at the back of his hands. He is equipped with 2 upgraded back triple bladed claws on his shoulders that are are attached behind his jetpack near his shoulders, which has black harpoon blades attached to each blade holder as the blades have purple lines that glow. His claws holders are held by the black back claw retractor which can retract the blade forward and backward to his jetpack by some sort of contraption which is mounted on a black tentacle-like arm. All six screens display white static, with his main TV screen displaying the brightest out of all of them. His main TV head does not have anything strikingly different except for the fact that it looks like a more "modern" TV. Titan TV Man's 2.1 version first appeared in Episode 77 (Part 3), where he showcased many new powers and abilities. On his own, he destroyed numerous strong and resilient Astro Toilets. In this version, the 2.1 looked significantly different from his previous 2.0 form. For instance, his shoulder claws were lengthened, his shoulder TVs were mounted at a different angle and had no armor. In addition, a holographic shield projector was mounted on his left arm, which could quickly activate a purple plasma shield to protect the titan. One major change was his hidden upgrade, which he could use as a last resort to surprise his opponents - a detaining claw that was stored inside his jetpack. It was previously studied by TV Men after Large TV Man and Scientist TV Man managed to teleport Detainer Astro Toilet's claw to the TV Men headquarters in Episode 72. Titan TV Man's injured 2.1 form appeared in Episode 77 (Part 3), after Titan TV Man finished fighting the Astro Toilets. It is a reasonable outcome, considering how Titan TV Man 2.1 fought numerous large Astro Toilets on his own, with the only assistance being when Fred shot a Destructor Astro Toilet with a plasma camera tank. The Astro Toilets were incredibly tough enemies, and after the battle, Titan TV Man had his right and belt TVs broken, his left TVs and two shoulder claws removed, his main TV was damaged and numerous damages in his limbs. His body was also emitting purple fire and static. Later, at the end of the episode, he was confronted by the Juggernaut Astro Toilet. Titan TV Man's severely injured 2.1 form appeared at the end of Episode 77 (Part 4) after Titan TV Man finished his fight against the Juggernaut Astro Toilet. Already injured before the beginning of the battle, he sustained even more damage during the fight. His shoulder TVs and additional TVs were broken and detached, his shockwave cannon was removed, and his main TV was shattered after the Juggernaut Astro Toilet stole his energy blade and stabbed it. Titan TV Man wouldn't be able to teleport back to the TV Men Headquarters if not for the intervention of G-Toilet. The latter attacked the Juggernaut Astro Toilet at the end of the fight, drawing his attention away from Titan TV Man.

50. #50Titan TV Man's Personality

    Keys: Titan TV Man

    Much like other members of his species, the Titan was very arrogant and cocky at first. He believed he could win nearly any fight, even walking into a trap set by some toilets in Episode 47 knowing it was a trap. Later on in the series however, he grew to care for his fellow alliance members and titans, specifically saving Titan Speakerman from the Astro fleet in Skibidi toilet 74. Titan TV Man has also shown immense disapproval and is very distrustful of anything that resembles an enemy. He was notably displeased in Scientist TV Man's decision to ally with the Skibidi toilets, presumably because of his less than pleasant past with them. This is one of a few incidents where he is displeased with his races decisions, like in Episode 77 where the TV Men let the Cameramen march to their deaths after Titan Cameraman sacrificed himself to buy time for the other Alliance members to escape the Astro fleet. Despite his immense power and strength, Titan TV Man's ego is usually what gets him defeated in battle. He thinks he can fight anything, not caring to recognize the risk and danger of taking on some foes. This first happened in Episode 47, where he was ambushed by the Infected Titan Speakerman and Jetpack Dual Buzzsaw Skibidi Toilet. He also severely underestimated the Astro Toilets in Episode 77, leading to his eventual defeat and infection. Although this Titan is the most powerful in terms of strength and technology, his favorite method of combat is to use brute force, either through his red screen of death (pre-upgrade) or a quick sneak attack with his sword (post-upgrade). Throughout the series since Episode 67, the heavily upgraded Titan TV Man made his highly anticipated and dramatic reappearance after departing the series following his brutal defeat in Episode 47. In that episode, he arrived to save the Titans from certain death and destruction, destroyed the Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet Mech, and forced G-Toilet to flee. Despite being classified as a titan, Titan TV Man 2.0 is actually larger than the average titan, even bigger than the Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet Mech. Additionally, according to DaFuq!?Boom!, Titan TV Man 2.0 and the non-injured Titan Cameraman both possess the potential to win, or rather, have the "win factor." Therefore, if the two were to fight, both would have an equal chance of defeating the other, provided they use their abilities correctly. However, the fight would not end in a tie. Titan TV Man has tremendous endurance in hand-to-hand combat. He has the potential to easily defeat the opposing unit with powerful blows. Generally, when he incorporates the energy blade into his punches, his blows become much more lethal. With his "Dive Attack" ability, which is his special attack method, he leaps towards an opposing unit and has the ability to knock it down by tackling on said opposing unit. Titan TV Man has been seen applying this ability against powerful units such as G-Toilet and Juggernaut Astro Toilet, this attack is powerful but enemies can see it coming for example G-Toilet in episode 73 saw Titan TV Man's dive and dodged it. Interestingly enough, Titan TV Man can still engage in hand-to-hand combat without his head and any vision, which makes him quite terrifying. Titan TV Man can also tank more blows and attacks than Titan Speakerman and Titan Cameraman, but his giant size makes him much slower to react and leaves him vulnerable to direct attacks, he also relies more so on his blade than hand to hand meaning its not something he excels at. This is the biggest disadvantage to Titan TV Man. Titan TV Man is equipped with a energy blade, which is purple in color, massive in size, and has a retractable mechanism for when he does not wish to use it. With this weapon on his right arm, he has the potential to kill the opposing unit by using brutal methods such as head piercing, decapitating and dismembering. Titan TV Man can also deflect plasma-based attacks or block regular attacks with this sword and this provides the titan gives an extra method of protection to him. This weapon, which is very lethal at close range, can also perform long-range attacks with the ability to teleport Titan TV Man's right arm, making this weapon much more powerful at both close range and at long range.

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